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| - * Fantastic Four #296 - Monster Island sank.
* Fantastic Four #313 - The Fantastic Four, led by the Thing , tried but failed to save Mole Man from being kidnapped by the Lava Men.
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| - "...And You Can't Wake Up!"
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* Aron's Cloned Fantastic Four
** Aron's Clone of Mister Fantastic
** Aron's Clone of Invisible Woman
** Aron's Clone of Thing
** Aron's Clone of Human Torch
** Aron's Clone of Ms. Marvel
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| Synopsis
| - Aron has made clones of the Fantastic Four and has imprisoned the real team in stasis. Counter to his race's oath of non-interference, Aron reveals that he wants to use the clones as his puppets so that he can vicariously live through their adventures. The Fantastic Four clones, under the control of Aron, go on a mission to destroy Mole Man . The clones travel to Monster Island and raise the island, which has sunk. They enter the main tunnel and are greeted by Mole Man, who is happy to see them and once again ready to trust humanity because of the team's kindness in previous encounters. Mole Man reveals his new plan to unite the races of Subterranea. The Fantastic Four clones then attack Mole Man and try to kill him. A battle ensues between Mole Man's forces and the Fantastic Four clones. Mole Man retreats feeling hurt and angered by the clones actions. The clones then begin to lose the battle. The clones retreat and Monster Island is destroyed by Aron. Aron then reflects on this experience and is disappointed that the Fantastic Four clones failed and he had to use his power to make things the way he wanted.
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| - * The script credit on this issue is to "John Harkness" due to Steve Englehart's unhappiness with the editorial direction he was obliged to undertake.
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| - What good indeed is someone who can't at least watch?
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