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Fantastic Four #406 [9.8]

Fantastic Four #406 [9.8]

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Fantastic Four (1961) #406 – CGC 9.8, Iconic Doom Cover (1995, Marvel Comics)
Fantastic Four (1961) #406 (November 1995), written by Tom DeFalco and Paul Ryan with pencils by Paul Ryan, inks by Danny Bulanadi, and cover art by Paul Ryan and Danny Bulanadi, is a pivotal Copper Age issue, graded CGC 9.8 (Near Mint/Mint) for its pristine condition. This issue kicks off the “Strange Days: Part 1” storyline, introducing Hyperstorm, the powerful future child of Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers, whose existence shakes the Fantastic Four—Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and The Thing. Ant-Man (Scott Lang) uncovers the shocking true identity of the Tomorrow Man, while Doctor Doom returns in an unexpected, cunning manner, tying into the “Onslaught” prelude for Marvel’s 1996 crossover event. The iconic cover, featuring Doom’s menacing presence, is a fan-favorite highlight. Paul Ryan’s dynamic art and Bulanadi’s crisp inks deliver a thrilling blend of cosmic stakes, family drama, and Doom’s intrigue.
Highlights
  • Introduction of Hyperstorm, Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers’ future child.
  • Ant-Man’s shocking discovery of the Tomorrow Man’s identity.
  • Doctor Doom’s surprising return, setting up “Onslaught.”
  • Iconic Doom cover by Paul Ryan and Danny Bulanadi.
  • CGC 9.8 grade, ensuring top-tier condition and rarity.
Value & Trends
  • Current: CGC 9.8 copies of Fantastic Four #406 potentially fetching $150–$300, though rare. Newsstand editions may add a slight premium but are less significant for this issue.
  • Trends: The MCU’s Fantastic Four: First Steps (July 2025) and Doctor Doom’s casting (Robert Downey Jr., Avengers: Secret Wars, 2027) could drive 15–20% price hikes in 6–12 months. CGC 9.8 copies may hit $100–$150 in 2–3 years if Hyperstorm, Doom, or “Onslaught” gain MCU focus. One World Under Doom (2025 comic event) and Comic-Con 2025 news could further boost demand.
  • Market: Copper Age Fantastic Four issues with Doom’s return, key introductions like Hyperstorm, and high CGC grades are prized by collectors. The iconic cover and “Onslaught” ties enhance appeal.
Key Characters
  • Fantastic Four: Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards), Invisible Woman (Sue Storm), Human Torch (Johnny Storm), The Thing (Ben Grimm).
  • Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom): Returning in a cunning role.
  • Hyperstorm: Future child of Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers.
  • Ant-Man (Scott Lang): Key figure uncovering the Tomorrow Man.
  • Tomorrow Man: Mysterious figure with a shocking reveal.
Why Buy?
This CGC 9.8 Fantastic Four #406 is a Copper Age treasure, featuring Hyperstorm’s debut, Doom’s iconic cover, and “Onslaught” ties. DeFalco and Ryan’s thrilling story, paired with Ryan’s stellar art, makes it a must-have for FF and Doom fans. Secure it now before the MCU’s Fantastic Four and Doom’s cinematic surge skyrocket prices!

  • Key Moments: Reed Richards wields Iron Man armor modified with his own tech, facing off against Doctor Doom and Namor in a volcanic showdown. This issue’s unique crossover appeal and Doom’s relentless cunning make it a memorable ’90s gem.
  • Creative Team: Tom DeFalco’s veteran FF writing pairs seamlessly with Paul Ryan’s clean, dynamic pencils, delivering a visually striking issue that holds up as a ’90s classic.
Market Trends
  • Doctor Doom Surge: With Doom’s starring role in the 2025 "One World Under Doom" event and his MCU debut slated for Fantastic Four (July 2025) and Avengers: Doomsday (2026), Doom-centric issues are heating up. This issue’s Doom focus could see a 15–20% value bump as hype accelerates.
  • ’90s Nostalgia: The mid-1990s Marvel era is gaining traction among collectors, especially for high-grade slabs. Fantastic Four #406 benefits from this wave, with CGC 9.8 copies outperforming lower grades due to their rarity and condition.
  • Iron Man Crossover Appeal: Reed in Iron Man armor taps into Tony Stark’s enduring popularity, adding speculative value for fans of both heroes. This niche crossover element enhances its desirability.
  • High-Grade Demand: CGC 9.8 copies from this period are scarce, driving steady interest. While not a key first appearance, its pristine condition and Doom connection make it a sleeper hit with upside potential.
Lock in this CGC 9.8 Fantastic Four #406 now—a volcanic clash of Marvel titans in near-perfect condition! With Doctor Doom’s star rising and ’90s nostalgia in full swing, this issue blends collectible rarity with investment potential—don’t miss your shot at a Fantastic find!
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