From a long lost world comes two new citizens to New York: Ziggy Pig and Silly Seal! Unfortunately for them, while they’ve been living the easy life of cartoon characters, their arch-nemesis Toughy Cat has been living in the real world, and gaining immense power! What used to be all fun and games is now deadly serious! Luckily, when Johnny runs across the desperate duo, the Fantastic Four agree to provide a new life, and protection, for Ziggy and Silly, but can even the Fantastic Four stand against a nigh invulnerable feline fury?!!

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Mordecai Midas, the richest man on Earth, needs to beef up his image (good for a troubled financial market, don’tcha know), and what’s better for the image than joining the world’s most beloved superteam? Trouble is, the Fantastic Four won’t have him! Worse, they resist his efforts to BUY his way onto the team. So what’s a near-trillionarie to do? How about ordering Madame Masque to seek out and eliminate the FF’s weakest member in order to create a job opening? Will the Fantastic Four uncover Midas’s lethal plan, and just who does Midas think is the weakest team member? Find out in ‘If You Can’t Join Them, Buy Them!’

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When a major fast food restaurant launches a ‘Good Taste Need Not Be Alien’ advertising campaign, it hires a few aliens for publicity. But who’s the marketing genius who thought Null the Living Darkness would make a good employee? And why won’t anybody fire him? Battle lines are drawn at a fast food counter when the Fantastic Four stand between hungry citizens and an incredibly powerful, and incredibly belligerent, fast food cashier in, ‘Would You Like Living Darkness With That?’

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Can’t vacations ever go right? All the Fantastic Four wanted was a nice simple weekend at the Suite Salem Bed & Breakfast—Agatha Harkness: Propeitor. But the rooms are more than a little odd, and the nearby country fair has an unsettling Hall of Mirrors run by a certain lady known as Moondragon. Worst of all, Baron Mordo’s not playing fair at the fair! He’s stolen part of the FF’s essence to create gargoyle-simulacrums bent on the FF’s destruction!

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DOOMED ELECTION: The Fantastic Four travel to Latveria after Doctor Doom bows to international pressure and opens the office of Supreme President to a democratic election! Of course, Doom has a plan for some serious election fraud, but when his voting scheme backfires the Fantastic Four are caught between Latveria’s progressive new leader and one VERY angry ex-tyrant!

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Volunteering for some heavy-duty landscaping at the city zoo, the Thing and the Human Torch run across the zoo’s top secret new exhibit: Devil Dinosaur! But the Fantastic Four soon find out that it isn’t all fun and games to find a dinosaur at a zoo, and between the mystery of the zoo’s recent plague of nighttime break-ins, and having the cosmically powered Collector show up to claim the dinosaur he won on an interstellar auction website, the price of admission to THIS particular zoo is a world of hurt.

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