Fantastic Four - Collected Editions

Collected Editions

The Fantastic Four stories have been collected into several trade paperback and hardcover editions.

As part of the Essential Marvel range:

Title Years covered Material collected Pages Publication date ISBN
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 1 1961–1963 The Fantastic Four #1-20, Annual #1 544 November 1998 978-0785106661
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 2 1963–1965 The Fantastic Four #21-40, Annual #2; Strange Tales Annual #2 528 October 1999 978-0785107316
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 3 1965–1967 The Fantastic Four #41-63, Annual #3-4 536 August 2001 978-0785126256
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 4 1967–1968 The Fantastic Four #64-83, Annual #5-6 536 June 2005 978-0785114840
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 5 1969–1971 The Fantastic Four #84-110, Annual #7-8 568 June 2006 978-0785121626
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 6 1971–1973 The Fantastic Four #111-137 592 May 2007 978-0785126973
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 7 1973–1975 The Fantastic Four #138-159; Giant-Size Super-Stars #1; Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2-4; Avengers #127 560 July 2008 978-0785130635
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 8 1975–1977 The Fantastic Four #160-179, #181-183, Annual #11; Marvel Two-in-One #20, Annual #1 520 May 2010 978-0785145387

As part of the Marvel Masterworks series:

# Title Material collected Pages First edition Second edition ISBN
Hardcovers
2 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 1 The Fantastic Four #1-10 256 November 1987 June 2003 978-0785111818
6 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 2 The Fantastic Four #11-20, Annual #1 295 October 1988 July 2003 978-0785109808
13 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 3 The Fantastic Four #21-30 234 September 1990 September 2003 978-0871356291
15 The Silver Surfer, Vol. 1 The Silver Surfer #1-6; The Fantastic Four Annual #5 260 June 1991 June 2003 978-0785131137
21 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 4 The Fantastic Four #31-40, Annual #2 264 November 1992 November 2003 978-0785111832
25 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 5 The Fantastic Four #41-50, Annual #3 240 October 1993 January 2004 978-0785111849
28 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 6 The Fantastic Four #51-60, Annual #4 240 October 2000 March 2004 978-0785112662
34 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 7 The Fantastic Four #61-71, Annual #5 304 August 2004 N/A 978-0785115847
42 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 8 The Fantastic Four #72-81, Annual #6 272 March 2005 N/A 978-0785116943
53 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 9 The Fantastic Four #82-93, Annual #7 272 November 2005 N/A 978-0785118466
62 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 10 The Fantastic Four #94-104 272 May 2006 N/A 978-0785120612
103 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 11 The Fantastic Four #105-116 272 September 2008 N/A 978-0785130468
132 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 12 The Fantastic Four #117-128 272 February 2010 N/A 978-0785142188
169 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 13 The Fantastic Four #129-141 288 November 9, 2011 N/A 978-0-7851-5040-4
188 The Fantastic Four, Vol. 14 The Fantastic Four #142-150, Giant-Size Super-Stars #1, Giant-Size Fantastic Four #2, Avengers #127 272 November 14, 2012 N/A 978-0-7851-5963-6
Trade paperbacks
Fantastic Four, Vol. 1 The Fantastic Four #1-10 256 March 2009 N/A 978-0785137108
Fantastic Four, Vol. 2 The Fantastic Four #11-20, Annual #1 295 July 2009 N/A 978-0785137122
Fantastic Four, Vol. 3 The Fantastic Four #21-30 234 February 2010 N/A 978-0785142966
Fantastic Four, Vol. 4 The Fantastic Four #31-40, Annual #2 264 October 2010 N/A 978-0785145660
Fantastic Four, Vol. 5 The Fantastic Four #41-50, Annual #3 240 February 2011 N/A 978-0785150589
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 6 The Fantastic Four #51-60, Annual #4 240 May 2011 N/A 978-0785150602
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 7 The Fantastic Four #61-71, Annual #5 304 November 2011 N/A 978-0785150626
The Fantastic Four, Vol. 8 The Fantastic Four #72-81, Annual #6 272 August 2012 N/A 978-0785162940

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