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Fantastic Four #156 [8.0]

Fantastic Four #156 [8.0]

$115.00 USD
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Fantastic Four #156 [8.0 VF] (1975)
Step into the Bronze Age brilliance of Fantastic Four #156 (1975), a cosmic clash where Doctor Doom’s tyranny meets the Fantastic Four’s unyielding resolve! Written by Roy Thomas with art by Rich Buckler and Joe Sinnott, this issue—“Nightlife of the Living Dead!”—sees Doom resurrecting the Silver Surfer’s lifeless body as a weapon against Marvel’s First Family. With Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben fighting to save their friend from Doom’s control, this tale delivers high-stakes action and emotional depth. Graded at 8.0 (Very Fine) by raw standards, this copy boasts vibrant colors and solid preservation—a Bronze Age treasure for collectors craving a pivotal FF showdown!
Value Highlights
  • Publication Details: Released in March 1975, Fantastic Four #156 is a standout from the Bronze Age, blending Doom’s villainy with the Silver Surfer’s tragic return, making it a key issue in the FF’s 1970s run.
  • Key Moments: Doctor Doom revives the Silver Surfer as a mindless pawn, forcing the Fantastic Four into a desperate battle to reclaim their ally. It’s a classic mix of science, sorcery, and heroism that defines the era.
  • Condition and Pricing: As of March 2025, raw 8.0 (VF) copies of Fantastic Four #156 range from $15–$25 on platforms like eBay and MyComicShop, reflecting steady demand for well-preserved Bronze Age books. CGC 8.0 slabs fetch $40–$60, while raw near-mint copies can hit $30–$40, highlighting this VF copy’s value sweet spot.
  • Creative Team: Roy Thomas’ sharp scripting, paired with Rich Buckler’s dynamic pencils and Joe Sinnott’s iconic inks, crafts a visually stunning issue that captures the FF’s Bronze Age peak.
Market Trends
  • Doctor Doom Surge: With Doom’s starring role in the 2025 "One World Under Doom" event and his MCU debut in Fantastic Four (July 2025) and Avengers: Doomsday (2026), Doom-centric issues are on fire. This issue’s Doom spotlight could see a 10–20% value bump as hype intensifies.
  • Silver Surfer Appeal: The Surfer’s resurrection adds crossover allure, tapping into his growing fanbase—especially with rumors of an MCU solo project. This dual-character draw boosts its collectible potential.
  • Bronze Age Boom: 1970s Marvel comics are riding a nostalgia wave, with VF copies like this offering affordable entry points compared to slabbed or NM examples. Prices have edged up 5–10% since 2024, driven by FF and Doom buzz.
  • Condition Balance: At 8.0 VF, this copy delivers strong eye appeal without the premium of higher grades, appealing to collectors who value quality and cost. It’s a solid performer in a heating market.
Grab this Fantastic Four #156 [8.0 VF] now—a Bronze Age epic where Doom’s schemes and the FF’s heroism collide! With its stellar condition, Silver Surfer twist, and rising Doom relevance, this issue is a timeless addition to any collection—poised to shine as Marvel’s First Family storms back in 2025!
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