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Marvel Comics - Marvel Comics - Fantastic Four #145 - 8.5 EGC / #146 - 9.6 EGC / #147 - 9.4 EGC, January - February - March 1975. Fantastic Four #145 - 8.5 EGC - January 1975 Nightmare in the Snow! – Part 1 of 2 Written by Gerry Conway. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Joe Sinnott. Cover by Gil Kane and Frank Giacoia. Human Torch and Medusa are stranded in the Himalayas! How they got there no longer matters: the duo must brave freezing temperatures, fierce winds, extreme altitudes, and rugged terrain to survive! But the elements are their least problem... when Ternak attacks! Johnny and Medusa will need help! But where in the world can they find it... right at the top of the world? Last issue at 20¢. Fantastic Four #146 - 9.6 EGC - February 1975 Doomsday: 200 Below! – Part 2 of 2 Written by Gerry Conway. Penciled by Ross Andru (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). Cover by Gil Kane and Joe Sinnott. The evil Ternak is poised to conquer Earth with his giant Weather Cannon! But the furious Human Torch and the long-haired Inhuman are determined to stop him! And in the dark caverns beneath the world's tallest mountain range, Johnny Storm and Medusa find a surprising ally... and then a familiar one! It's clobberin' time! First issue, 25¢. Fantastic Four #147 - 9.4 EGC - March 1975 The Sub-Mariner Strikes! Written by Gerry Conway. Art by Rich Buckler (breakdowns) and Joe Sinnott (finishes). Cover by Rich Buckler and Joe Sinnott. One of the classic Fantastic Four covers from the Bronze Age! Shock after shock for the fantastical foursome! First, Mister Fantastic receives divorce papers from his estranged wife, the Invisible Woman; then, Prince Namor reveals that both Sue and Franklin are now under the protection of the Avenger Son! And amidst scandal, the Human Torch and the Thing fight a fierce battle against the Sub-Mariner! But can things get any worse for the Fantastic Four?! 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.