The Fantastic Four gets Disney-fied as Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy become the FF in a new mash-up comic
Sep. 17, 2024Mickey is Mister Fantastic, Donald Duck is the Thing, Minnie is the Invisible Woman, and Goofy is the Human Torch in What If…? Mickey and Friends Became the Fantastic Four
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Marvel andDisneyare at it again with another What If…? mash-up one-shot that puts beloved Disney characters in the role of classic Marvel heroes. This time, it’s Marvel & Disney: What If…? Mickey & Friends Became the Fantastic Four, with Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy taking on the identities of Mr. Fantastic, the Invisible Woman, the Thing, and the Human Torch.
Written by Steve Behling and Riccardo Secchi and drawn by artist Lorenzo Pastrovicchio, What If…? Mickey & Friends Became the Fantastic Four retells a Disney-fied version of the FF’s origin before pitting the nascent superhero team against the FF’s earliest foe, the Mole Man. But naturally, since he’s also got a Disney twist, this time it’s Mole Pete, as in Goofy’s gruff frenemy.
Here’s a gallery of covers for the one-shot including the main cover by interior artist Lorenzo Pastrovicchio along with variant covers by Phil Noto and Chrissie Zullo.
“As a huge FF fan myself, I can tell you this issue will tickle your nostalgic funny bone, bringing the spirit of Marvel’s first family to a story I can only describe as Funtastic!” says Editor Mark Paniccia in a statement.
Marvel & Disney: What If…? Mickey & Friends Became the Fantastic Four #1 goes on sale January 8.
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