Fantastic Four: The Baxter Effect

Dave Stern


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4.00 · 1 ratings · 320 pages · Published: 29 Mar 2006

Fantastic Four: The Baxter Effect by Dave Stern
They rocketed into space as four ordinary human beings.

They came back as heroes. The Fantastic Four -- the Thing, the Invisible Woman, the Human Torch, and Mr. Fantastic. Together they have used their powers for the betterment of mankind.

For years, the world's top scientists have dreamed of creating a quantum computer, a machine that would be infinitely more powerful than any based on the transistor. Now Reed Richards -- Mr. Fantastic -- has achieved that dream. He has birthed a device capable of creating the unbreakable cipher, predicting the weather, performing calculations, and retrieving knowledge at heretofore unimagined speeds.

He has also, unwittingly, created something else.

A machine that one of the Fantastic Four's oldest and most powerful adversaries will use against them, will twist to his own destructive, murderous purposes, one that will turn friend against friend, husband against wife, and force Ben Grimm -- the Thing -- to confront a nightmarish dilemma.

A choice between humanity's salvation -- and the death of the three people he loves most in all the world. . . .

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