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How often have you seen the Fantastic Four look terrified? And I'm not talking about a general sense of "this musty castle is spooky, Victor." I'm talking about panels where the FF look like they are at a haunted house. Well, this all comes to life on the page in The Infernal Hulk vs. Fantastic Four #1, which we have preview pages for below. 

Written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, with art by Cian Tormey, colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr., letters by Cory Petit, and cover by Nic Klein, the issue continues the Infernal Hulk's efforts to assemble his own Infernal Avengers in the lead-up to next year's Hulk War event.

Already, the Infernal Hulk has gone up against Wolverine in Infernal Hulk vs. Wolverine #1, and he's on a crash course to fight Spider-Man and the Avengers in their own respective one-shots releasing through December. 

Given the moment between The Thing and Infernal Hulk in the preview pages, fans of the Bash Bros are in for a wild ride that has me hoping that Ben Grimm and company have all their health insurance paperwork in order. 

Infernal Hulk vs. Fantastic Four #1 will clobber into your local comics shop on October 14, 2026. 

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