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Marvel Comics has unveiled the newest member of the Fantastic Four.
Spider-Man will join the team in the newly retitled FF series, following the death of the Human Torch.
Other "top secret" characters will gather together to form the Future Foundation in Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting's title.
"FF will alter the very fabric of the Marvel Universe," said Tom Brevoort, Marvel's senior vice president of publishing. "Jonathan and Steve have crafted a unique, powerful new series that's going to surprise a lot of fans with its combination of mind-blowing ideas and visuals."
FF #1 will be released on March 23.
Spider-Man will join the team in the newly retitled FF series, following the death of the Human Torch.
Other "top secret" characters will gather together to form the Future Foundation in Jonathan Hickman and Steve Epting's title.
"FF will alter the very fabric of the Marvel Universe," said Tom Brevoort, Marvel's senior vice president of publishing. "Jonathan and Steve have crafted a unique, powerful new series that's going to surprise a lot of fans with its combination of mind-blowing ideas and visuals."
FF #1 will be released on March 23.
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