Name: Fantastic Four (Penguin Classics Marvel Collection)
Author: Stan Lee

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Freakonomics Radio

It was mentioned in the context of Brian Singer meeting Stan Lee, who created it, along with other famous characters, and discussing the possibility of bringing a comic book universe to life.

And it was during that meeting I started thinking, wow, this is Stan Lee. This is the man who created Spider-Man and Fantastic Four and the Hulk and all these characters, and he's an icon, and he love...

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It was mentioned in the context of Brian Singer meeting Stan Lee, who created it, along with other famous characters, and discussing the possibility of bringing a comic book universe to life.

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StarTalk Radio

It was mentioned as a comic book series where Franklin Richards and the Molecule Man, characters with powers to manipulate matter and energy, appear.

Franklin Richards and the Molecule Man are both characters that usually show up in the Fantastic Four series.

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Episode: Cosmic Queries – Holographic Universe & Quasars wi...

It was mentioned as a comic book series where Franklin Richards and the Molecule Man, characters with powers to manipulate matter and energy, appear.

Franklin Richards and the Molecule Man are both characters that usually show up in the Fantastic Four series.

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It was mentioned as the comic book issue where vibranium was first introduced, and one of the speakers had a beat-up, gold copy from 1965 which was mentioned during the show.

Vibranium, yeah. Vibranium was introduced in Fantastic Four number 52, which came out in...

Go. So I have Fantastic Four 52. I own Fantastic Four number 52. That's why I know. What does it do? It's a beat-up gold copy. It smells all more...

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It was mentioned that the July 1966 issue of Fantastic Four #52 was the debut of the Black Panther character and a prized comic book in Neil deGrasse Tyson's collection.

One of my prized comic books in my collection Is the July 1966 issue of Fantastic Four number 52 The debut of the character, the Black Panther