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Fantastic Four, #45 Regular Edition

Published: December 1965

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Issue Contents:
Among Us Hide...the Inhumans!

Story Featuring Fantastic Four

Characters
Fantastic Four
Other
The Inhumans
Credits
Among Us Hide...the Inhumans

Story Featuring Fantastic Four

"Quick, Johnny! Grab my hands..."

Storyline

Crystal lures Johnny into a trap where he is captured by the Inhumans. The rest of the FF hurry to his rescue.

Characters
Fantastic Four
Other
The Inhumans
Credits

Letter Column Featuring Fantastic 4 Fan Page

"Dear Stan and Jack, I hate to say this, but you have sadly underestimated the power of the evil F.F.'s leader."

Credits
Story Notes

Letters from: Ray Russo, Glenn Phillips, William F. Steel, Jeffrey A. Friedberg, Gloria Friedman, Loren Mosier, Darryl Skytta, Carola Burroughs, Joseph Trainor.

In-House Column Featuring Bullpen Bulletins

Story Notes

Includes: Items; "Can You Guess What's in This Mysterious Mailing Tube?"; The Mighty Marvel Checklist; Let's Meet 25 More M.M.M.S. Members; order blank for Fantastic Four t-shirt and Marvel stationery kit.

Story Featuring Hulk , Story Featuring Captain America , Story Featuring Doctor Strange , Story Featuring Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos , Story Featuring Namor the Sub-Mariner , Story Featuring Nick Fury

"4 more Marvel Masterpieces!"

Credits
Story Notes

Promos for Tales to Astonish (Marvel, 1959 series) #74, Strange Tales (Marvel, 1951 series) #139, Tales of Suspense (Marvel, 1959 series) #72, and Sgt. Fury (Marvel, 1963 series) #24 using reprints of their covers.

Story Featuring X-Men , Story Featuring Spider-Man , Story Featuring Thor

"More triumphs for Marvel..!"

Credits
Story Notes

Between story pages 4 and 5. Promos for The Amazing Spider-Man (Marvel, 1963 series) #31, Journey into Mystery (Marvel, 1952 series) #122, and X-Men (Marvel. 1963 series) #14 using reprints of their covers and advertised as “ now on sale.”

"He's looking for people who like to draw"

Story Notes

Back cover. Ad for the Famous Artists Schools.

"This free book shows how you can make big money as an auto mechanic even while you're learning!"

Story Notes

Ad for the Commercial Trades Institute.

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

"Look, fellows!"

Story Notes

Ad to earn money or prizes by selling Grit.

"If you are 15 or under — here’s an easy way to make $10.00 in an hour on Saturday mornings!"

Storyline

Make and sell greetings cards and earn money.

Shop by Mail; Stamps

"I’m 11 years old… and I sell $75.00 to $100.00 a week"

Story Notes

Thumbnail ads for stamps and other products. Between story pages 16 and 17.

"Boys - teenagers - young men! Get big with Bruno! World wrestling champion"

Storyline

Send $2 for a booklet telling how to get a super-strong, muscled body.

Story Notes

Ad on lower half of page between story pages 16 and 17.

Stamps; Shop by Mail

"1000 tricks"

Story Notes

Ads for stamps and other products, on top half of page between story pages 16 and 17.

"Make $5.00 to $20.00 a week extra operating this "Saturday morning shoe store""

Story Notes

Ad to earn money by selling shoes. Between story pages 13 and 14.

Treasure Chest of Fun

Ad Featuring Honor House Products Novelties

"Throw your voice"

Story Notes

Ad for various novelty items starting with "Throw Your Voice". Between story pages 8 and 9.

"Would you like to take in $140 after supper?"

Storyline

Send for a free 24-page booklet explaining how to start your own business with a Duraclean dealership.

Story Notes

Between story pages 4 and 5.

Ad Featuring American Body Building Club

"Friend, dare you risk a dime 10¢?"

Story Notes

Inside front cover. Ad for a muscle building system.