NEW FANTASTIC FOUR Reunites Spider-Man, Wolverine, Hulk, And Ghost Rider For New Series This May

Way back in 1991, comic book legends Walter Simonson and Arthur Adams introduced an unforgettable iteration of Marvel's First Family when they brought together Spider-Man, Wolverine, Hulk, and Ghost Rider as the New Fantastic Four. That played out in the pages of Fantastic Four #347, and while their time as the FF was brief, the group definitely made an impact. 

Now, fans will get to return to this special moment in Marvel history in a new limited series kicking off in May. Written by Peter David and featuring the Marvel Comics debut of artist Alan Robinson, New Fantastic Four is set shortly after the events of the fan-favourite group’s first appearance, taking readers back to a classic era with a brand-new tale in the same vein as X-Men Legends. 

Wolverine, Hulk (a.k.a. Joe Fixit), Ghost Rider, and Spider-Man have reunited to investigate a surge of violence in Las Vegas. And with demonic masterminds pulling the strings, they’re going to need some extra help. This all-new adventure will reportedly feature surprise guest stars aplenty, including the original Fantastic Four and a series of mystery villains it's said we'll never see coming.

"Although their original stint was extremely short-lived, the alternate version of the FF has had its fans for years, including myself," David shared in a press release sent out by Marvel Comics earlier today. "I am fortunate Marvel has given me the opportunity to revisit with them and take their battles to new heights in a new location with new allies and new enemies."

You can check out Nick Bradshaw's awesome wraparound cover below. The first issue of New Fantastic Four is set to arrive in comic book stores on May 25, so stay tuned for updates!