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SUB-MARINER VERSUS THE HUMAN RACE! (1963)

Despite starting out as an enemy of the human race, particularly the United States, in his earliest Golden Age appearances, Namor the Sub-Mariner would join the fight against the Nazis alongside Captain America and the original Human Torch during World War II. When he returned to comics in the pages of Fantastic Four, the Sub-Mariner started out as one of their recurring enemies. 

Namor fought the Fantastic Four in his first modern appearance, then teamed up with Doctor Doom, preyed on the FF's bankruptcy and tackled the modern Human Torch alone. But he's about to step up his threat level by declaring all of humanity as his enemy as his search for lost Atlantis finally comes to a head.

This story acts as the official first modern appearance of Atlantis, Lady Dorma and the Atlanteans and introduces Lord Krang and Thakor...
  • Fantastic Four #14
  • Fantastic Four Annual #1[1/3]
[Marvel Universe Reading Order: 1963]
Fantastic Four #14
The Puppet Master manipulates Namor the Sub-Mariner into kidnapping the Invisible Girl (Sue Storm) while she pines for the former ruler of Atlantis. The remaining member of the Fantastic Four head below the waves to rescue her. The Puppet Master's sub is dragged into the depths by an octopus, freeing Namor from his control. The FF return to the surface, leaving Namor to continue the search for lost Atlantis...

Fantastic Four Annual #1[1/3]
Having found his fellow Atlanteans, Namor the Sub-Mariner reclaims his place as their king and the affections of Lady Dorma from Lord Krang who believed Namor was dead. Namor announces to the Fantastic Four that the seven seas are his to command. Before the United Nations, Mister Fantastic (Reed Richards) proclaims Atlantis to be a credible threat, igniting a war with them. Reed ends the war by dehydrating the Atlantean soldiers. Namor kidnaps the Invisible Girl (again!) and, when she nearly drowns, he chooses her over Dorma. Namor takes Sue to a surface hospital and returns to the sea only to find the Atlanteans have disappeared, branding him a traitor and an outcast. Not realising Namor saved her life, Sue chooses Reed over Namor.
Strange Tales #116 (1964) 
Puppet Master is revealed to have survived.

Avengers #3 (1964) 
Namor briefly gains the Hulk as an ally against humanity.

Fantastic Four #33 (1964) 
Attuma is revealed to have taken the throne of Atlantis; Namor defeats Attuma with the Fantastic Four's help and forgives Lady Dorma for her betrayal.

Daredevil #7 (1965) 
Krang makes the first of a number of attempts to claim the throne of Atlantis from Namor during THE QUEST FOR NEPTUNE'S TRIDENT.

Fantastic Four Annual #3 (1965) 
Sue Storm definitively chooses Reed Richards over Namor when she marries Reed during THE WEDDING OF SUE AND REED

Tales to Astonish #78-80 (1966) 
The Puppet Master manipulates Namor the Sub-Mariner again during AMONG US WALKS A GOLIATH.

Sub-Mariner #7 (1968) 
The Atlanteans finally settle in a newly rebuilt Atlantis.

Sub-Mariner #37 (1971) 
Lady Dorma is murdered by Llyra.

Thing #28 (1985) 
The Thing becomes a member of the Unlimited Class Wrestling Federation.

Saga of the Sub-Mariner #7 (1989) 
The events of this story are retold, along with the previously unrevealed tale of how Namor found the missing Atlanteans.

Iron Man Annual #10 (1989) 
Atlantis (under the leadership of Attuma again) begins its most ambitious attack on the surface world during ATLANTIS ATTACKS / HEARTBEATEN.

Avengers #6 (1998) 
A hypno-fish can be seen in Imus Champion's aquarium during TO CHALLENGE A CHAMPION.

Squadron Supreme #1 (2016) 
The Squadron Supreme destroy Atlantis as payback for Namor destroying their home worlds during ALL-NEW, ALL-DIFFERENT MARVEL.
Essential Fantastic Four vol.1
Fantastic Four Omnibus vol.1
Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four vol.2

Includes Fantastic Four #14 and Fantastic Four Annual #1[1/3]

Fantastic Four Epic Collection vol.1: The World's Greatest Comic Magazine
Includes Fantastic Four #14

Fantastic Firsts
Fantastic Four Epic Collection vol.2: The Master Plan of Doctor Doom

Includes Fantastic Four Annual #1[1/3]

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