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Marvel Comics - Marvel Comics - Fantastic Four #32 - 6.9 EGC / #33 - 4.3 EGC / #34 - 7.0 EGC, October - November - December 1964. Covers by Jack Kirby (pencils) and inks by Chic Stone, with text by Stan Lee. Fantastic Four #34 - Marvel Comics - 7.0 EGC - December 1964 Historic issue A House Divided! in which billionaire Gregory Gideon bets on his ability to destroy the Fantastic Four to attempt world domination. A key issue for Silver Age collectors, featuring a strategic villain and global threats in Marvel continuity. Fantastic Four #33 - Marvel Comics - 4.3 EGC - November 1964 Historic Side-by-Side with Sub-Mariner! issue in which the Fantastic Four are contacted by Lady Dorma to protect Atlantis from Attuma, a rebel Atlantean warrior attempting to overthrow Sub-Mariner. An essential issue for Silver Age collectors, featuring underwater intrigue and the return of iconic Marvel characters. Fantastic Four #32 - Marvel Comics - 6.9 EGC - October 1964 Historic Death of a Hero! issue in which Fantastic Four face grave consequences: Reed Richards tries in vain to transform Thing back into Ben Grimm, while the Super Skrull escapes from prison and assumes the identity of Franklin Richards, who sadly dies. A key issue for Silver Age collectors, featuring dramatic events and major narrative developments in the Marvel Universe. Condition All comics are graded by EGC - European Grading Company , a comics grading service renowned for its accuracy and transparency. EGC uses a full decimal scale from 0 to 10 to evaluate the condition of comics, allowing for extremely detailed evaluations. Each comic is examined by three expert evaluators who jointly agree on the final rating. The EGC grading system is applicable to comics of any era, with no distinction between past masterpieces and new gems. The final rating is published both on the EGC website and delivered in a prestigious format to the comic's owner. It is freely viewable thanks to a QR code on the back, which allows you to view the evaluators' work.