First, I'm not a comic book fan, so I'm not familiar with the characters. Now I have two questions about the characters. The fifth (?) member of the Fantastic Four is She-Hulk.
He is The Invisible Woman's brother and has the ability to control the fire that covers his body. Fantastic's wife, and she has the ability to become invisible. Fantastic, the leader of the Fantastic Four. Speaking of our heroes, here is the breakdown on your different characters. The only difference is that your characters happen to be comic book superheroes. Double Dragon and Fighting Force are both perfect examples. Having a block of cheese next to your health I for too long could make you the laughing stock of a multiplayer game.įantastic Four is an old school, side-scrolling, kick the crap out of anything and everything type game. Although neither Icon affects your score, Punches, kicks, throws and special moves, you're rewarded with a special Thumbs-up icon. if you come out swinging with a wide variety of Life gauge, showing you and everyone else just how lazy a player you are But. Perform the same move too many times and a block of cheese appears next to your Gone and added o skill rating to Fantastic Four. Just when you thought it was safe to use the same lame moves over and over again in your side-scrolling adventures, Acclaim has Fantastic Four is about as flashy as a game can get. With all its exploding vehicles, gigantic BossesĪnd explosive special moves. But that's far from being the game's most impressive visual effect. Sunken world of Atlantis-are almost entirely polygonal, and your characters can wander into and out of the background and behindĭistant structures. Although the heroes and enemies are all sprite-based, the environments-from the streets of New York to the The game is divided into five episodes, each culminating in a confrontation with an infamous enemy from the comic book (Dr. You and a friend canĪlso duke it out in Training Mode, which lets you practice moves in one-on-one bouts. (this option makes the game both easier and confusing, since the screen becomes cluttered with characters). But if no fellow humans are available, you con have the computer control as many as three teammates Each controls a different team member, and you may switch between Up to four players may join in the game if you own a Multitap. This tactic is especially useful when you're battlingīosses, most of which can't be injured by run-of-the-mill punches and kicks. Your character can also pick up and toss enemies and objects, including cars. Some special moves, and allīlocks, drain your hero's supply of Force Power, which you fill by collecting power-ups.
Other specials include Torch's fireballs and The Thing's floor-rippling Foot Stomp. Fantastic, for instance, molds his rubbery bod into a 10-ton weight and drops on baddies when you hold R2 andĭouble tap upward. Each character has at least four special moves, usually combinations of shoulder buttons and taps You get the brainy, stretchy leader Mr.įantastic the brawny rockman The Thing the force field-wielding Invisible Woman the head-to-toe hotfoot Human Torch and fair. It should come as no surprise that the first issue is the rarest and most valuable of any Fantastic Four comic, but it is incredible to see how high it sits among the all-time comic books leaderboard.The game lets you guide any one of the five most famous faces in the Fantastic Four family. It's also worth noting that its record sale stands among the highest of any Marvel Comics book at a truly remarkable $300,000. While the lower grades can be found in the range of $10,000-$15,000, anything graded higher than a 5.0 is going to cost $25,000 or more. Since it's such a highly-regarded comic, you're mostly going to find it in graded form. As you might expect, the value on Fantastic Four #1 is ridiculously high. Not only was it the origin story for Marvel's first family, but it also marked the first comic book appearance of a team since the Golden Age of comics that lasted from the 1930s to the early 1950s. That certainly holds true for the Fantastic Four. For just about any comic line, the first issue is almost always the rarest and most valuable. Well it's about time we formally addressed the first issue.
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