Marvel Comics has snuffed out the Fantastic Four‘s Human Torch.. In the most shocking death to hit the comic book industry since – well, the publisher knocked off Captain America four years ...

After all, death has previously visited the Fantastic Four, which was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Sue Storm, the Invisible Woman, supposedly died, but that was just a ruse.

The original Human Torch from the 1940s is back in action after having been killed at least four times. His mutant flaming sidekick, Toro, is also back among the living.

NEW YORK - Fifty years after cosmic rays transformed him into a man ablaze, Marvel Entertainment has extinguished the Human Torch's flame and his life, too, as the pop culture purveyor of super ...

Though it has only been 10 months since Marvel killed the Human Torch, death in the comics is rarely, if ever, a permanent condition. How and why the Torch — who, ...

It’s the Human Torch, leaving teammates Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman and the Thing to pick up the pieces and move forward. Fifty years after cosmic rays transformed him into a man ablaze, the Human ...

SPOILER ALERT: This AP story includes spoilers about the end of the Fantastic Four comic book and death of one of its main characters. ... After 50 years, it's flame-off for The Human Torch .

PHILADELPHIA — Where’s Johnny Storm? In the latest issue of Marvel Comics’ “Fantastic Four.” Issue No. 600, out Wednesday, marks the first time since Januar… ...

Marvel Comics said last week that a member of the foursome — Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch and the Thing — will die in issue No. 587 next month, a change that the company said ...

Issue No. 600, out Wednesday, marks the first time since January the classic team created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby is back to its original roster.