Fantastic Four Vol. 1, #268 (1984) - with Cover Art by Eliot R. Brown - Original 3D Comic Collage discount

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This piece is a collage of images from The Fantastic Four Vol. 1, Issue 268 (1984) with a cover by Eliot R. Brown and story and interiors by John Byrne. In the story, Johnny shows She-Hulk the facilities, including one of a series of buttons used in case of emergency that can jam any signal coming from outside of the Baxter Building, and the private elevators that are operated by their special belt buckles. He then shows Jen a secret room where the Fantastic Four keep their "trophies", powerful weapons and inventions confiscated during their various adventures to ensure their safe keeping. Among all these items is the mask worn by Doctor Doom when he seemingly perished during the Fantastic Four's recent battle against him and Tyros the Tamer.

While looking for clues they are caught off guard when they are attacked by the mask itself, which has appeared to take on a life of its own. The pair dodge the eye beams of the mask and its various other defenses but fail in trying to destroy it. When they try to exit the trophy room they are forced back by a powerful wind. When She-Hulk tries to rush it as hard as she can, the powerful force suddenly stops, sending She-Hulk charging right out of the window and plummeting to the ground below. At that moment, Reed returns to the headquarters and arrives just as Johnny is being attacked anew by the mask. Trying to fight the mask himself, Reed discovers that it is more than a match for any of them. Quickly realizing that it must be controlled by remote, he stretches over to one of the emergency buttons and quickly presses it. With all outside signals now cut off, the Doom mask suddenly falls to the ground totally inert.

This item comes in one piece housed in a 12" by 16" recessed Dark discount Brown frame (as pictured) with hanging mount on the backing board. Original 3D Comic Collages are made up of one book, with the cover split and mounted on board while the interior story is edited and presented in a 3D fashion. Item comes as pictured!