The New Fantastic Four - Episode Guide

The Fantastic Four leaps into action when a giant apelike space alien crash lands near the city and wreaks havoc.

The Fantastic Four star in director J.J. Colossal's latest Hollywood production, but the sinister art director sabotages the film set and proves to be a space alien in disguise.

The Fantastic Four travel to Monster Isle to confront The Mole Man, who has caused power plants all over the world to sink into the earth.

An alien race called the Centaurians abduct The Thing to the dark side of moon where they force him to compete in a kind of Space Olympics.

The Fantastic Four discover a hidden valley that serves as home to The Inhumans, a group of super-villains lead by the scheming red-haired beauty known as Medusa.

Magneto, the pompous villain able to move metal with his mind, takes over the Fantastic Four; but Reed Richards has a plan up his stretchy sleeve.

Doctor Doom, the armored monarch of a land called Latveria, sends the Fantastic Four back to the time of Blackbeard, demanding that they steal the infamous pirate's treasure.

Three gangsters befriend a little green alien they dub The Impossible Man for his ability to change into any shape. The naive extraterrestrial helps them rob banks, while The Fantastic Four try to warn him about his false friends.

The dangerously beautiful queen of a small, faraway country lures The Fantastic Four into coming to her rescue when rebels steal the source of her power.

Four of the worst super-villains, The Wizard, Medusa, Sandman and Trapster, team up to form The Frightful Four.

The Fantastic Four visit a university where Reed reunites with his old professor, who has built a dangerous android called Dragon Man.

Doctor Doom causes a power outage that affects every machine in the United States and demands control of the U.S. armed forces, but Reed Richards knows what the evil egotist really wants.

Sue and Ben travel to the Negative Zone, with the help of a teleporting dog-like creature named Lockjaw, and bring back a giant cocoon that proves to contain Blastaar, a being with the ability to direct bomb blasts anywhere he chooses.