Written by: Stan Lee
Drawn by: Jack Kirby
Inking: Dick Ayers
Lettering: Art Simek
The forces of Atlantis have been repelled thanks to the kind of handy one-stop science that Russell T. Davies would happily use time and time again. Now it's time for things to get personal.
Considering their mutual animosity towards each other, and their admiration for Sue, it's a little surprising that the number of one-on-one fights between Reed Richards and Namor the Sub-Mariner are quite small. Reed has never truly been a two-fisted man of action. He's often involved in fights, but his particular brand of attack normally involves exploiting his stretchy body to disable and incapacitate, rather than getting directly involved.
Here, Namor decides to cut loose, and Reed isn't backing off. This small panel heralds a full-page of Reed and Namor going at it, and we'll have a few choice panels from this fight over the next few days.
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