Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #3
(W) Josh Trujillo (A) Andrea Di Vito
(C) Erick Arciniega (L) Joe Caramagna
(CA) Greg Land, Rachelle Rosenberg (VCA) Cory Smith, Marcus To, Pete Woods, Scott Hepburn
A rebellion is afoot in Ape City… and the Fantastic Four have lost their powers. Enter: The Apetastic Four! Meanwhile, Dr. Doom and the Red Ghost’s plans begin to bear fruit. Will they conquer the Planet of the Apes… or destroy it?!
Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #2
(W) Josh Trujillo (A) Andrea Di Vito
CHAOS ON THE PLANET OF THE APES! Dr. Zira, Cornelius, Dr. Zaius and General Ursus now have the cosmic powers of the Fantastic Four! Can Reed, Sue, Ben and Johnny survive long enough to get their abilities back, or will they be stranded on this hostile world forever?
Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #1
(W) Josh Trujillo (A) Andrea Di Vito
WORLDS COLLIDE!
Marvel’s First Family find themselves stranded on the Planet of the Apes! Witness history as the Fantastic Four cross paths for the very first time with Cornelius, Zira, Ursus — and of course Dr. Zaius! But they won’t be going alone! Familiar foes from the Marvel Universe have set their sights on Ape City, setting the stage for a battle royale that fans won’t soon forget!
An exciting new chapter in Marvel Comics’ storied history with Planet of the Apes begins this February with Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four, the groundbreaking science fiction franchise’s first-ever crossover with the Marvel Universe. The four-issue series will be written by Josh Trujillo and drawn by Andrea di Vito with color by Erick Arciniega.
Marvel first published Planet of the Apes stories back at the very start with beloved comic adaptations of the original films. Today, that partnership continues with exciting new comic sagas set in different eras of the films, including last year’s acclaimed Beware the Planet of the Apes series. Now, it’s time to venture into uncharted territory with a series that bridges the world of Planet of the Apes with the Marvel mythos—and who better to lead the way than Marvel’s First Family! If you thought talking humans raised daring questions about simian society, just wait until you see the chaos unleashed on Ape City when Super Heroes arrive in this epic pop culture showdown!
WORLDS COLLIDE!
Marvel’s First Family find themselves stranded on the Planet of the Apes! Witness history as the Fantastic Four cross paths for the very first time with Cornelius, Zira, Ursus – and of course Dr. Zaius! But they won’t be going alone! Familiar foes from the Marvel Universe have set their sights on Ape City, setting the stage for a battle royale that fans won’t soon forget!
Check out Greg Land’s main cover along with a sneak peek at interior artwork by Andrea di Vito and Erick Arciniega and preorder Planet of the Apes vs. Fantastic Four #1 at your local comic shop today! It comes to comic shops February 4, 2026.
Emma Frost: The White Queen #5
(W) Amy Chu (A) Andrea Di Vito
It’s all been leading up to this — the traitor within the Hellfire Club’s Inner Circle is finally revealed! It’s mutant-on-mutant mayhem when Emma Frost faces off against the rest of the Inner Circle in New York City. How will she manage to reclaim her crown as the White Queen? Expect double crosses, twists and mutant machinations galore as never-before-revealed secrets are laid bare!
Emma Frost: The White Queen #4
(W) Amy Chu (A) Andrea Di Vito
(C) Antonio Fabela (L) Ariana Maher
(CA) David Nakayama (VCA) Alex Ross, Annie Wu
The White Queen conquers the City of Sin! In Las Vegas, a disgraced former member of the Inner Circle may hold the key to uncovering the plot against Emma Frost. But with the Hellfire Club about to crown a new queen, has time run out? Plus: A new player that you — or Emma! — never saw coming makes their presence known!
Emma Frost: The White Queen #3
(W) Amy Chu (A) Andrea Di Vito
Emma Frost is on the run! Framed as a traitor within the Hellfire Club, Emma seeks to cash in a favor with Liu Wo-Han, head of the Hong Kong branch. But first, she must single-handedly battle her way through a host of deadly warriors protecting the building. Watch what happens when an immovable force of lethal fighters meets one unstoppable mutant!
Emma Frost: The White Queen #2 (of 5)
(W) Amy Chu (A) Andrea Di Vito (CA) David Nakayama
Rated T+
In Shops: Jul 23, 2025
SRP: $3.99
With rumors of a traitor in their midst, the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club convenes an emergency meeting in London. And the evidence is pointing toward…Emma Frost?! Emma must now prove her innocence or suffer the wrath of some of the most ruthless mutants around. But the list of suspects is long, and the clock is ticking…
Emma Frost: The White Queen #2 (of 5)
(W) Amy Chu (A) Andrea Di Vito (CA) David Nakayama
Rated T+
In Shops: Jul 23, 2025
SRP: $3.99
With rumors of a traitor in their midst, the Inner Circle of the Hellfire Club convenes an emergency meeting in London. And the evidence is pointing toward…Emma Frost?! Emma must now prove her innocence or suffer the wrath of some of the most ruthless mutants around. But the list of suspects is long, and the clock is ticking…
Before she became a mainstay of the heroic X-Men, Emma Frost had another role: White Queen of the Hellfire Club! As she grapples for power with the rest of the Inner Circle, witness Emma’s ruthless ascent to the top! And when she discovers there is a mole within the Hellfire Club leaking secrets to their sworn enemies, the X-Men, Emma will stop at nothing to uncover the truth! Take a deep dive into Emma’s past, learn shocking secrets and be prepared to bow down to the White Queen! Emma Frost: White Queen #1 is an intriguing start that shows the politics, tension, and betrayal within the Hellfire Club.
When it comes to X-Men villains, I always enjoyed the Hellfire Club. The idea of a secret society like them that mixed danger, political machinations, schisms within, and sex appeal, was a combination that should have been far greater than it ever truly was. They’re classic villains but compared to others, they always felt a bit second tier, but top second tier. Still, I loved them and wished we got to see more, an evil counterpart (other than the Brotherhood) to the X-Men’s vision of hope. So, Emma Frost: White Queen #1 is a nice and fun start showing us more of the society as a celebration is had, the X-Men attack, and Emma Frost suspects a traitor amongst their number.
Written by Amy Chu, Emma Frost: White Queen #1 is an entertaining start that feels like a mix of throwback and modern comic. There’s some moments, like the X-Men attacking, that is right at home in the 80s while other aspects, not so much. And that makes an interesting mix of tone of the comic, one that works and works well. This isn’t a continuation of recent Marvel releases that has writers returning to earlier time periods in their run for “hidden stories.” It feels like the beginning of a story that really stands on its own, without the need to know of continuity or even care when it takes place. Chu builds up Emma in an interesting way as both a loner and a leader, someone who is clashing with others in high positions but also commanding respect and can get them to bow to her.
Andrea Di Vito‘s art is good. There’s a lot packed into the pages with a party present and the art teases the decadence of the attendees. With color by Antonio Fabela and lettering by Ariana Maher, the visuals look both modern and a bit of a throwback, much like the story itself. There’s one particular page of Storm’s wrath that’s awesome and well worth checking out.
Emma Frost: White Queen #1 is a solid start that shows off a lot of potential for what’s to come. The story is a good setup for the main event and art looks good. If this goes in the direction I think it’s going, it should be a really entertaining series that fans of the X-Men won’t want to miss.
Story: Amy Chu Art: Andrea Di Vito
Color: Antonio Fabela Letterer: Ariana Maher
Story: 7.75 Art: 7.75 Overall: 7.75 Recommendation: Read
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