Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine Vol 1 2

Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine Vol 1 #2 Published March, 2001 Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada Cover Artist Michael Golden "The Sinister Secret of the Sentry!" Writer Erik Larsen Eric Stephenson Chuck Dixon Penciler Ron Frenz Keith Giffen Paul Ryan Frank Fosco Inker Joe Sinnott Al Gordon Al Milgrom Bruce Timm Colourist Eric Stephenson Letterer Richard Starkings Wes Abbott Editor Bobbie Chase Previous Issue Next Issue Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #1 Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #3

Appearing in "The Sinister Secret of the Sentry!"

Featured Characters:

• Fantastic Four
  •  Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards) 
  •  Invisible Girl (Sue Richards) 
  •  Thing (Ben Grimm) 
  •  Human Torch (Johnny Storm) 
  •  Crystal 

Supporting Characters:

• Atlanteans
  •  Namor the Sub-Mariner 
  •  Lord Vashti 

Antagonists:

•  Sentry 9168 (Destroyed)
•  Doctor Doom (Victor von Doom) 
  • Servo-Guards

Other Characters:

• Buster
• Thrall
• Mr. Henry
• Mad Thinker (Mentioned)
• Super-Android (Mentioned)
• Puppet Master (Phillip Masters) (Mentioned)
• Kree (Mentioned)

Locations:

• New York State
  • New York City
    • Manhattan
      • Baxter Building
  • Castle Doom
• New Jersey
  • Pine Barrens
• Atlantic Ocean
  • Atlantis
  • Bermuda

Items:

• Doctor Doom's Armor
• Fantasti-Flare (Mentioned)
• Horn of Proteus (Mentioned)

Vehicles:

• Ocean Queen
  
  

Synopsis for "The Sinister Secret of the Sentry!"

Johnny, Crystal and Ben are out grocery shopping for the team when suddenly they are advised by the store owner that the Fanasti-Flare has been fired into the sky. Rushing back to their Baxter Building headquarters where Mister Fantastic has been tracking the location of the Mad Thinker, whom he believes has been responsible for two previous attacks on the group. ^[1][2] Having pinpointed his location by keying into the Puppet Master's radioactive clay, the Fantastic Four rush to that location.

Meanwhile, in Caste Doom in upstate New York, Doctor Doom's technicians begin working over the various devices that were stolen from the Baxter Building. ^[2] After putting some of his technicians in line, Doom then checks on his latest acquisition: A Kree Sentry. He learns from one of his technos that the alien technology is proving hard to crack, but Doom refuses to surrender to anything, even advanced alien technology. Meanwhile, the Fantastic Four arrive at the Mad Thinker's hideout to find that it is in ruins, and a dead end in their search to uncover the identity of their mystery attacker.

Elsewhere, Doctor Doom has unleashed the Sentry robot on the kingdom of Atlantis, leading the Sub-Mariner to believe that it is an attack from the surface world. When Namor attempts to engage this robotic attacker, it lures him to the surface where their battle is witnessed by a cruise ship. When reports get out, Crystal contacts the rest of the Fantastic Four about Namor's battle and they fly to the site. As they arrive, Namor has been buried under tons of rock and they engage the Sentry. As they battle the robot, Namor breaks free and resumes his attack, striking the robot so hard he causes the circuits to fuse, ending it's threat, but also makes it impossible for Reed to learn the identity of their attacker.

Just then a number of Atlantean soldiers emerge from the waters to inform their ruler some bad news: While he was distracted in battle, someone broke into the kingdom and stole the Horn of Proteus.

Notes

Continuity Notes

• Chronologically, Sentry #9168 was seemingly destroyed when it attempted to thwart a manned mission to the moon in Fantastic Four #98.

• Namor and Lord Vashti's last chronological appearance is in Sub-Mariner #25 where they discovered barrels of chemical waste were being dumped near Atlantis, stirring up tensions between Atlantis and the surface world. Namor is seen later in this series in Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Comics Magazine #7 while Vashti is seen next in issue 11.

• The Horn of Proteus was last seen in Sub-Mariner #21 when it was used during an attack on New York City by Namor and his army.

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