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Жоқ. Фантастикалық төртеу – Marvel Comics әлеміндегі комикс супербатырларының тобы. Атауы төрт мүшеден тұратын команданы білдірсе де, шындығында басқа да кейіпкерлер әртүрлі уақытта команда мүшелері саналған. Қалың әріппен жазылған – қазіргі команда мүшесі.
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The Fantastic Four is a team of comic book superheroes in the Marvel Comics universe. Although the name suggests the team only has four members, in reality a number of other characters have, at one point or another, been considered members. Bold indicates current team member.
The Fantastic Four is a team of comic book superheroes in the Marvel Comics universe. Although the name suggests the team only has four members, in reality a number of other characters have, at one point or another, been considered members. Bold indicates current team member.
Фантастикалық төртеу
Персонаждың лақап аты Шын аты Персонаждың жазбаларына қосылған Оригинал Фантастикалық ТөртМисстер ФантастикалықДр. Рид Натаниел РичардсФантастикалық Төрт #1 Команда жетекшісі және Көрінбейтін әйелдің күйеуі. "Азаматтар" және "Иллюминати" ұйымының бұрынғы мүшесі. Fantastic Four #381-де қайтыс болған деп саналады; Fantastic Four #407-де тірідей табылды. Көрінбейтін әйел (бұрынғы Көрінбейтін қыз) Др. Сьюзан "Сью" Сторм Ричардс Адамдық оттың үлкен әпкесі. Мистер Фантастиктің әйелі. Екінші орын. Рид Ричардс өлі деп саналған кезде команда жетекшісі болды. "Азаушылардың" бұрынғы мүшесі. Адамдық от Джонатан Лоуэлл Спенсер "Джонни" Шторм Көрінбейтін әйелдің кіші інісі. Лияның бұрынғы күйеуі. Адамсыздардың бұрынғы елшісі және "Азаттықтардың бірлігі" бөлімінің мүшесі. Fantastic Four #587-де қайтыс болған деп саналады; Fantastic Four #600-де тірідей табылды. Нәрсе Бенджамин Джейкоб "Бен" Гримм Рид пен Сьюзан Ричардстың алғашқы бірлескен демалысы кезінде команда жетекшісі болды. Галактиканың күзетшілері мен Жаңа кекшілердің бұрынғы мүшесі. Кейінгі рекруттарКристалКристаллия АмакелинФантастикалық Төрт #81 Адамсыздардың патшалық отбасының мүшесі. Медузаның кіші қарындасы. Адам отшарының бұрынғы қыз-күйеуі. Квикселвермен неке бұзуға әкеп соқты. Франклин Ричардспен жүктілік кезінде және Рид пен Сьюзан Ричардс командадан демалыс алған кезде Көрінбейтін әйелді алмастырды. Медуза Медузалит Амакуэлин Фантастикалық Төрт #132 Адамсыздардың патшалық отбасының мүшесі. Кристалдың үлкен әпкесі. Қара Болттың әйелі. Ол алғаш рет Fantastic Four #36-да Frightful Four-тің амнезиямен ауыратын мүшесі ретінде пайда болды. Көп ұзамай ол есін жиып, жылдардан кейін, Көрінбейтін әйелдің орнына қызмет етті. "Құранды төрттік" томындағы қайта қосылады. 4 #2 Люк Кейдж (бұрынғы Power Man) Карл Лукас (туған кезде); заңды түрде Лукас Кейджге ауыстырылдыFantastic Four #168 Супергеройі жалданады. Джессика Джонстың күйеуі. Ол Мистер Фантастикалық күшінен қысқа уақытқа айырылғаннан кейін "Фантастикалық төртеудегі нәрсе" құрамына кіруге шақырылды. Адамдық от (кейін Nova деп аталды) Фрэнки РейФантастикалық Төрт #239 Командаға қосылғанға дейін команданың ұзақ уақыт одақтасы. Финес Хортонның, алғашқы Адам отшарының жаратушысының, өгей қызы. Ол Джонни Стормға (оныңмен кездескен) ұқсас күштерге ие болды және команданың атын Фантастикалық Беске өзгертуге итермеледі. Ол Жерді Галактиканың хабаршысы болу үшін қалдырды. "Күміс серфингші" бөлімінде Морг өлтірді. 3 #75 саны. Ол Халк Женифер УолтерсФантастикалық Төрт #265 Агрессорлардың бұрынғы мүшесі. Брюс Баннердің (Халк) туысы. Джон Джеймсонмен неке бұзу туралы шешім қабылданды. Ол "Сері соғыстар" оқиғасынан кейін "Фантастикалық төртеудегі нәрсе" орнын ауыстырды, ал ол "Сүйек әлемі" ғарышқа қалды. "Құранды төртлік" томындағы қайта қосылады. 4 #2 Мисс Марвел (Ше Шындық деп те аталады) Шарон ВентураФантастикалық Төрт #306 Нәрсенің бұрынғы махаббат қызығы. Рид пен Сьюзан Ричардс жұмыстан босатылғаннан кейін командаға қосылды, бірақ олар оралғаннан кейін біраз уақыт қалды. Космикалық сәулелер шашырағаннан кейін ол "Нәрсенің" әйелге ұқсайтын түріне айналды. Шұңқыр АдамСкот ЛангФантастикалық Төрт #384 Фантастикалық Төрт командасының техникалық кеңесшісі, ал Рид Ричардс өлі деп саналды (Hyperstorm әрекеттеріне байланысты). Аңсатушылар #500 (2004 жылдың қыркүйегі) -де Scarlet Witch әсерінен zombified Jack of Hearts өлтірді. Өлімінен бірнеше минут бұрын Жас Аңсатушылар құтқарып, болашақта бірнеше жыл Scarlet Witch-пен Аңсатушылар: Балалар крест жорығы #5 (2011 жылдың маусымы) Кассандра Лэнгтің әкесі, ол супер қаһарманның кейіпкері болады. "Құранды төртлік" томындағы қайта қосылады. 4 #2 Наморита Наморита Прентисс Фантастикалық Төрт том 3#43 Су асты кемесімен жүретін Намордың туысы. Адам отшарының бұрынғы қыз-күйеуі. Рид, Сью және Бенді құтқару үшін Теріс аймаққа уақытша қосылды. Азаматтық соғыста 1-ші орын алған оқиғада қайтыс болды, ол оқиға "Адамнан жоғарыларды тіркеу туралы" заңның қабылдануына және супергерой "азаматтық соғысының" басталуына себеп болды. Кейіннен уақыт ауысу арқылы "Нова" парақшаларында қайта тірілді. Шторм Ороро Мунроу Фантастикалық Төрт #543 Уаканданың патшайымы. X-Men тобының мүшесі және бұрынғы жетекшісі. Қара пантердің әйелі. Шторм және Қара пантер Сьюзан мен Рид Ричардсты Азамат соғысы оқиғаларынан кейін демалысқа шығуға шешім қабылдағаннан кейін ауыстырды. Қара пантер Т'Чалла Ваканданың мұрагерлік монархы және "Азаушылардың" бұрынғы мүшесі. Фантастикалық күштердің бұрынғы қайырымды қызметкесі. Қара пантердің әйелі. Шторм мен Қара пантер Рид пен Сьюзан Ричардсты Азамат соғысы оқиғаларынан кейін демалысқа шығуға шешім қабылдағаннан кейін ауыстырды. Бұрынғы команда жетекшісі. Күшті Франклин Ричардс Secret Invasion: Fantastic Four #3 Мистер Фантастикалық пен Көрінбейтін әйелдің ұлы. Валерия Ричардстың үлкен ағасы. Ол туғаннан бері Фантастикалық Төрт мифологиясының бір бөлігі болды. Ол өте үлкен психикалық күшке ие (бірақ қазіргі уақытта олар тұншықтырылған). Оның қабілеттері Marvel ғаламындағы ең қуатты жарыстардың бірі - Celestials-тің қабілеттерімен тең. Миға шабуыл Валерия Ричардс Мистер Фантастикалық пен Көрінбейтін әйелдің қызы. Франклин Ричардстың кіші қарындасы. Ол туғаннан бері Фантастикалық Төрт мифологиясының бір бөлігі болды (бірақ бастапқыда ол түсік тастау кезінде қайтыс болды). Әлі де жасөспірім болса да, оның зұлымдығы тіпті оның әкесі Рид Ричардстың зұлымдығына жақындап келеді. Флюкс Деннис Сайкс Heroic Age: One Month to Live #3 Фантастикалық Төрт Деннистің Ego the Living Planet-ті галактиканы жоюдан тоқтатуға көмектесуін сұрады. Ego-ға саяхаттап бара жатып, Деннис Фантастикалық Төртке қабылданды және тіпті Фантастикалық Төрт формасын алды. Сью оған Флюкс кодификациясын берді. Қайтыс болды. Өрмелеуші Питер Паркер Amazing Spider-Man #657; FF #1 Адамдық оттың ескі досы; Джонни Питерге оның командадағы орнын өсиет етті, оның топтың қалған бөлігімен жақын достығын және жылдар бойы оның достығы үшін алғыс айтты. Алайда, осы кезеңде команданың аты "Болашақ негізі" (Фантастикалық Төрт атауы мен костюмдері Джоннидің болжамды өліміне құрмет ретінде зейнетке шығарылған). Мисс Нәрсе Дарла Деринг Фантастикалық Төрт том 4 #2 Фантастикалық Төрттің Адам отымен кездескен бұрынғы модель. Мистер Фантастикалық уақыт пен кеңістік арқылы саяхат жоспарлағанда, ол команданың әрбір мүшесіне, егер саяхат уақыт арқылы болса, олар кеткеннен төрт минут өткен соң оралатын болғандықтан, қолайлы ауыстырушыны табуды тапсырды. Мұз адам Роберт Дрейк Фантастикалық Төрт том 6 #2 X-Men тобының негізін қалаушы мүшесі. Мұз адам Мистер Фантастикалық шақырғанда командаға қосылған, ол Фантастикалық Төрттің барлық бұрынғы мүшелерімен бірге Griever-ге қарсы шайқасқа қатысты. Оның командамен өткен уақыты 6-шы томның 24-ші санында X-Men мен Фантастикалық Төрттің ерте жылдарына арналған флэшбэк арқылы баяндалды (Сью әлі де "Көрінбейтін қыз" еді). Мұз адам Адамдық от пен оның бастапқы командаларынан уақытша кеткен кезде Адамдық отты алмастырды. Адамдық от Фантастикалық Төртке қайта қосылғанда, Мұз адам X-Men-ге оралуға шешім қабылдады. Мистер Фантастикалық Мұз адамға болашақта командаға оралуға ашық шақыру жасады.
Character Nickname Real Name Joined in Notes for Character Original Fantastic FourMister FantasticDr. Reed Nathaniel RichardsFantastic Four #1Team leader and husband of the Invisible Woman. Former member of the Avengers and the Illuminati. Presumed deceased in Fantastic Four #381; discovered alive in Fantastic Four #407. Invisible Woman(formerly Invisible Girl)Dr. Susan "Sue" Storm RichardsOlder sister of the Human Torch. Wife of Mister Fantastic. Second in command. Served as team leader while Reed Richards was presumed dead. Former member of the Avengers. Human TorchJonathan Lowell Spencer "Johnny" StormYounger brother of the Invisible Woman. Ex husband of Lyja. Ex ambassador of the Inhumans and member of the Avengers Unity Division. Presumed deceased in Fantastic Four #587; discovered alive in Fantastic Four #600. ThingBenjamin Jacob "Ben" GrimmServed as team leader during Reed and Susan Richards' first joint leave of absence. Former member of the Guardians of the Galaxy and the New Avengers. Later recruitsCrystalCrystallia AmaquelinFantastic Four #81Member of the Royal Family of the Inhumans. Younger sister of Medusa. Former girlfriend of the Human Torch. Marriage to Quicksilver was annulled. Served as a replacement for the Invisible Woman during her pregnancy with Franklin Richards and again when Reed and Susan Richards took a leave of absence from the team. MedusaMedusalith AmaquelinFantastic Four #132Member of the Royal Family of the Inhumans. Older sister of Crystal. Wife of Black Bolt. She first appeared in Fantastic Four #36 as an amnesiac member of the Frightful Four. She soon regained her memory and, years later, served as a replacement for the Invisible Woman during a marital separation from Mr. Fantastic. Rejoins in Fantastic Four vol. 4 #2. Luke Cage(formerly Power Man)Carl Lucas (at birth); legally changed to Lucas CageFantastic Four #168Superhero for hire. Husband of Jessica Jones. He was hired by Mr. Fantastic to serve as a member of the Fantastic Four after the Thing briefly lost his powers. Human Torch(later known as Nova)Frankie RayeFantastic Four #239Longtime ally of the team before joining. Stepdaughter of Phineas Horton, the creator of the original Human Torch. She had powers similar to Johnny Storm (whom she dated), and almost prompted the team to change its name to the Fantastic Five. She left Earth to become a herald of Galactus. Killed by Morg in Silver Surfer vol. 3 #75. She HulkJennifer WaltersFantastic Four #265Former member of the Avengers. Cousin of Bruce Banner (the Hulk). Marriage to John Jameson was annulled. She replaced the Thing on the Fantastic Four after the events of Secret Wars while he remained on Battleworld. Rejoins in Fantastic Four vol. 4 #2. Ms. Marvel(also known as the She Thing)Sharon VenturaFantastic Four #306Former love interest of the Thing. Joined the team after Reed and Susan Richards took a leave of absence, but remained for some time after their return. After being bombarded by cosmic rays, she came to resemble a female version of the Thing. Ant ManScott LangFantastic Four #384The Fantastic Four's technical advisor while Reed Richards was presumed dead (due to the actions of Hyperstorm). Killed by a zombified Jack of Hearts under the influence of the Scarlet Witch in Avengers #500 (September 2004). Rescued moments before his death by the Young Avengers and brought several years into the future by the Scarlet Witch in Avengers: The Children's Crusade #5 (June 2011). Father of Cassandra Lang, who becomes the superheroine Stature. Rejoins in Fantastic Four vol. 4 #2. NamoritaNamorita PrentissFantastic Four vol. 3 #43Cousin of Namor the Sub Mariner. Former girlfriend of the Human Torch. Joined temporarily during a mission into the Negative Zone to rescue Reed, Sue and Ben. Died in Civil War #1, in the incident which precipitated the passage of the Superhuman Registration Act and the start of the superhero "civil war". Later resurrected via time displacement in the pages of Nova. StormOroro MunroeFantastic Four #543Queen of Wakanda. Member and former leader of the X Men. Wife of the Black Panther. Storm and the Black Panther replaced Susan and Reed Richards after they decided to take a leave of absence in the aftermath of the events of Civil War. Black PantherT'ChallaHereditary monarch of Wakanda and former member of the Avengers. Former benefactor of Fantastic Force. Husband of Storm. The Black Panther and Storm replaced Reed and Susan Richards after they decided to take a leave of absence in the aftermath of the events of Civil War. Former team leader. PowerhouseFranklin RichardsSecret Invasion: Fantastic Four #3Son of Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman. Older brother of Valeria Richards. He has been a part of the Fantastic Four mythos since his birth. He possesses vast psionic powers (although they are currently dormant). His abilities rival those of the Celestials, one of the most powerful races in the Marvel Universe. BrainstormValeria RichardsDaughter of Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman. Younger sister of Franklin Richards. She has been a part of the Fantastic Four mythos since her birth (although originally she died during a miscarriage). Although still a teenager, she possesses an enormous intellect which even approaches that of her father, Reed Richards. FluxDennis SykesHeroic Age: One Month to Live #3The Fantastic Four asked for Dennis' help stopping Ego the Living Planet from destroying the galaxy. While traveling toward Ego, Dennis was inducted into the Fantastic Four and was even given a Fantastic Four uniform. Sue gave him the codename Flux. Deceased. Spider ManPeter ParkerAmazing Spider Man #657;FF #1Old friend of the Human Torch; Johnny left Spider Man his place in the team in his will in recognition of his close friendship with the rest of the group and as thanks for his friendship over the years. However, the name of the team at this juncture is the "Future Foundation" (the Fantastic Four name and costumes having been retired as a tribute to Johnny after his supposed death). Ms. ThingDarla Deering Fantastic Four vol. 4 #2A former model who dated Johnny Storm, the Human Torch of the Fantastic Four. When Mr. Fantastic planned a trip through space and time, he tasked each member of the team to find a suitable replacement just in case, as the travel was through time, they would return four minutes after they departed. IcemanRobert DrakeFantastic Four vol. 6 #2Founding member of the X Men. Iceman was revealed to have joined the team when he was summoned by Mr. Fantastic, along with every other past member of the Fantastic Four, to assist in a battle against the Griever at the End of All Things. His time with the team was recounted in vol. 6 #24 through a flashback to the early years of the X Men and Fantastic Four (Sue was still "Invisible Girl"). Iceman briefly replaced the Human Torch at a time when both had temporarily left their original teams. When the Human Torch rejoined the Fantastic Four, Iceman decided to return to the X Men. Mr. Fantastic gave Iceman an open invitation to return to the team in the future.
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Бірнеше кейіпкерлер командамен тығыз байланысты, олардың бірі немесе бірнеше мүшесімен күрделі жеке тарихы бар, бірақ ешқашан ресми мүшелік алған емес. Олар мыналарды қамтиды, бірақ олармен шектелмейді:
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Агата Харкнесс: Агата бастапқыда Ричардстар тарапынан Франклинге күтімші ретінде жалданады, және ол Салем сиқыршылар соттарынан шыққан сиқыршы.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Алисия Мастерс: Алисия – соқыр мүсінші, супержаман Кукольный Мастердің әкесінің қызы және Thing-тің ұзақ уақыт бойы қызығушылығын тудырған, өйткені оның соқырлығы оған адамның сыртынан емес, ішкі әлемін көруге мүмкіндік береді. Ол сонымен қатар Silver Surfer-мен жақын қарым-қатынаста болады және біраз уақыт онымен бірге саяхаттайды, сондай-ақ Франклин мен Валерияға жиі күтім жасайды.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Комет Ман: Оның автотелепортация қабілетін басқаруға Мистер Фантастик "пси-күшейткіш" құрылғысын беру арқылы көмектесті.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Доктор Дум: Ол және Мистер Фантастик бірге колледжде оқыды, және ол Ричардсты бетін сырғатқан қате эксперимент үшін кінәлайды. Латверия монархы ретінде ол команданың ең қауіпті жауы, бірақ кейде оларға көмектеседі, мысалы, Валерия Ричардстың дүниеге келуіне көмектескен кезде.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
H.E.R.B.I.E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H.E.R.B.I.E. – 1978 жылғы «Құралай Төрттік» анимациялық телехикаясында алғаш рет пайда болған және кейіннен Marvel Universe үздіксіздігіне енгізілген роботты одақтас. Бастапқы H.E.R.B.I.E. Доктор Санмен шайқаста жойылды. Рид Ричардс Франклин мен Валерияға күтімші/қорғаушы ретінде қызмет ету үшін H.E.R.B.I.E.-нің кейінгі ұрпақтарын жасайды.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Адамсыздардың патшалық отбасы: Бастапқыда түсініспеушілікке байланысты туындаған қақтығысқа қарамастан, Адамсыздардың патшалық отбасы Фантастикалық Төрттікпен, әсіресе Медуза мен Кристалмен тығыз байланысты, олар екеуі де команда мүшелері болды.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Кристофф Вернард: Кристофф – Доктор Думның бұрынғы мұрагері. Өзінің нағыз Доктор Дум екеніне сеніп, Кристофф бастапқы Бакстер ғимаратын қиратты.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Лия: Лия – тыңшы агент ретінде оқытылған Скрулл әйелі. Ол "Thing" #10 және "Fantastic Four" #265 оқиғалары арасында (екеуі де 1984 жылдың сәуірінде) Алисияның орнын жасырын түрде басып алды. Ол Адам отқа ғашық болады, олар ақырында үйленеді. Оның кім екені "Fantastic Four" #357–358 (1991 жылғы қазан-қарашада) ашылды, бірақ бұл ретроспективті өзгерту болды. Лия командаға бастапқы Алисияны табуға көмектесті, оған сенуге болатынын дәлелдеді. Содан бері оның адалдығы туған нәсілі мен жаңа отбасысы, әсіресе күйеуі арасында бөлінген.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Намор, Су асты кемешісі: Адам отшағының амнезиясын емдегеннен кейін, Намор команданың одақтасы да, жауы да болды. Намор мен Көрінбейтін әйел кейде романтикалық қызығушылық танытады, бірақ ол ақырында Мистер Фантастикке үйленуді таңдайды.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Роберта: Рид Ричардс жасаған андроид (өзін "механикаландырылған адам" деп атайды), ол тек Фантастикалық Төрттің қабылдаушысы ретінде жұмыс істейді. Ол сенімді одақтас екенін дәлелдеді және қарсыластарды күшпен кері қайтаруға қабілетті екенін көрсетті.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Күміс серфер: Күміс серфер бастапқыда Галактус Жерді жеуге келген кезде Фантастикалық Төрттікпен келіспеушілікке ұшырады. Оның Фантастикалық Төрттікпен кездесуі оны қожайынына қарсы көтерілуге және Галактусты Жерден қууға итермеледі. Содан бері ол команданың досы және жиі одақтасы болып табылады.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Молекулалық Адам: Оуэн Рис – әлсіз, ұялшақ бала, оны барлығы мазақтады. Кейін ол өскенде ядролық электр станциясында зертханашы болып жұмыс істеді, онда ол белгісіз сәулелену түрін жіберген бөлшектер генераторынан күш алды. Сәулелену Риске мутагендік әсер етіп, оның псиондық қабілеттерін ғаламдық масштабта ашты. Рис енді барлық затты, тіпті молекулалық деңгейге дейін, және барлық энергияны бақылай алды. Ол өзінің жаңадан тапқан күшін пайдаланып, оны мазақтағандарға кек қайтаруға бару үшін қолданды. Ол командамен жиі қақтығысты, бірақ кейде олармен бірге жұмыс істеді, антибатыр ретінде әрекет етті.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Тундра: Тундра – балама шындықтың 23-ші ғасырындағы технологиясы дамыған матриархалды қоғамнан шыққан Фемизон жауынгері. Ол бастапқыда Үрейлі Төрттіктің ыңғайлы мүшесі ретінде көрінеді, бірақ оның шынайы мақсаты – Thing-ке қарсы тұру, өйткені ол оның тарихтағы ең күшті ер жауынгер екеніне сенеді. Ол команданың жиі одақтасы болып, Thing-ке романтикалық қызығушылық танытады.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Уату, Бақылаушы: Уату – Бақылаушылардың мүшесі, басқа планеталардың іс-әрекетін бақылап, жазатын ғарыштан келген нәсіл, оларға араласуға тыйым салынған. Уату адамзатқа, әсіресе Фантастикалық Төрттікке деген сүйіспеншілігін көрсетті және оларға көмектесу үшін кейде осы ережені бұзды.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Уайт Уингфут: Джонни Стормның колледж досы, Американың түпкілікті халқының кездейсоқ саяхатшысы және Ше-Халкке бір кезде ғашық болған Уайт Уингфут – «Үлкен Уилл Уингфуттың» ұлы, Эмпайр Стейт университетінің ең легендарлық футболшыларының бірі.
A number of characters are closely affiliated with the team, share complex personal histories with one or more of its members but have never actually held an official membership. They include but are not limited to:
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.
Agatha Harkness: Agatha is initially hired by the Richards as a nanny for Franklin, and she is a witch from the Salem Witch Trials. Alicia Masters: Alicia is a blind sculptress, stepdaughter of the supervillain Puppet Master, and a longtime love interest of the Thing, as her blindness allows her to see the man inside rather than what he looks like. She also has a close relationship with Silver Surfer and travels with him for some time, and she is a frequent caretaker of Franklin and Valeria. Comet Man: He was helped by Mister Fantastic to control his autoteleportation power by giving him a "psi amplifier" device. Doctor Doom: He and Mister Fantastic attended college together, and he blames Richards for an experiment gone wrong which scarred his face. As the monarch of Latveria, he is the team's most deadly foe, although he sometimes helps them, such as when he aids in the birth of Valeria Richards. H. E. R. B. I. E. (Humanoid Experimental Robot, B type, Integrated Electronics): H. E. R. B. I. E. is a robotic ally who first appeared in the 1978 Fantastic Four animated television series before being introduced into regular Marvel Universe continuity. The original H. E. R. B. I. E. is destroyed fighting Doctor Sun. Reed Richards builds later generations of H. E. R. B. I. E. s to act as a nanny/guardian for Franklin and Valeria. Inhuman Royal Family: Despite an initial conflict due to a misunderstanding, the Inhuman Royal Family is closely associated with the Fantastic Four, particularly Medusa and Crystal, who have both been members of the team. Kristoff Vernard: Kristoff is the former heir of Doctor Doom. While under the delusion that he was the real Doctor Doom, Kristoff destroys the original Baxter Building. Lyja: Lyja is a female Skrull trained as an espionage agent. She secretly replaces Alicia between the events of The Thing #10 and Fantastic Four #265 (both April 1984). She falls in love with the Human Torch, and they eventually marry. Her identity was revealed in Fantastic Four #357–358 (October–November 1991), albeit as a retcon. Lyja helped the team recover the original Alicia to prove that she could be trusted. Her allegiances have since been divided between her native race and her new family, particularly her husband. Namor the Sub Mariner: Initially cured of amnesia by the Human Torch, Namor has been both an ally and an enemy to the team. Namor and the Invisible Woman have occasionally been romantically attracted, though she eventually chooses to marry Mister Fantastic. Roberta: An android (refers to herself as a "mechanized human") built by Reed Richards to function solely as the Fantastic Four's receptionist. She has proven to be a reliable ally and has shown to be capable of turning away protruders by force. Silver Surfer: Silver Surfer was initially at odds with the Fantastic Four as a herald of Galactus when he comes to devour Earth. It is his encounter with the Fantastic Four that persuades him to rebel against his master and drive Galactus away from Earth. Since then, he is a friend and frequent ally of the team. Molecule Man: Owen Reece was a weak and shy boy who was bullied by everyone. Later, when he grew up, he became a laboratory technician on a Nuclear plant, where he gained powers from a particle generator which bombarded him with an unknown form of radiation. The radiation had a mutagenic effect on Reece, releasing his potential for psionic powers on a cosmic scale. Reece could now control all matter, even down to the molecular level, and all energy. Using his newfound powers he went to take revenge on his bullies. He often came in conflict with the team, but at times, he also worked with them, acting as an anti hero. Thundra: Thundra is a Femizon warrior who originates from a matriarchal technologically advanced society in an alternate reality's 23rd century. She initially appears as a member of convenience of the Frightful Four, but her true purpose was to challenge the Thing as she believes he is the strongest male warrior in history. She goes on to become a frequent ally of the team and shows romantic interest in the Thing. Uatu the Watcher: Uatu is a member of the Watchers, an extraterrestrial race that monitors and records the activities of other planets, who are forbidden from interfering. Uatu has shown an affinity for humanity, particularly the Fantastic Four, and has occasionally broken this rule to assist them. Wyatt Wingfoot: Johnny Storm's college friend, Native American sometime adventurer, and one time love interest of She Hulk, Wyatt is the son of "Big Will Wingfoot," one of Empire State University's most legendary football players.