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Annotations
- ↑ At that point in time in Strange Tales #118 (Wizard, Strange Tales #115 (Sandman, and Strange Tales #124 (Paste Pot Pete
- ↑ Balder was called to Earth to defend Thor's lover Jane Foster from the Enchantress and Executioner while Thor was away from Earth participating in the "Trial of the Gods" against Loki.
- ↑ The Fantastic Four survived the blast as seen in Fantastic Four #39 and restored their powers battling Dr. Doom in Fantastic Four #40
- ↑ Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Girl had their son Franklin in Fantastic Four Annual #6. Medusa's memories were restored in Fantastic Four #44. She became an ally of the Fantastic Four after they helped reunite her with her fellow Inhumans in Fantastic Four #45-46
- ↑ The Sandman teamed up with Blastaar in Fantastic Four #62, a union ended when Blastaar was defeated and returned to the Negative Zone in Fantastic Four #63
- ↑ This story states that the location was Shea Stadium. Since this stadium was torn down in real life its mention here should be considered a topical reference per the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616.
- ↑ In reality the real Mister Fantastic was caught in the Negative Zone and his Counter-Earth double from Counter-Earth took his place among the Fantastic Four. The reason the Counter-Earth Reed was able to fool the Fantastic Four was because their Reed had lost the use of his powers in Fantastic Four #177. The Fantastic Four eventually learned the truth and rescued their true leader from the Negative Zone in Fantastic Four #183 with the Brute being stranded there in his place.
- ↑ Spider-Man and the Human Torch had used the Statue of Liberty as a meeting place since Strange Tales Annual #2
- ↑ The source of Spider-Man's powers is not fully revealed until Amazing Spider-Man #329
- ↑ During the Acts of Vengeance conspiracy, Spider-Man battled Graviton in Amazing Spider-Man #326, Titania in Web of Spider-Man #59, the Brothers Grim in The Spectacular Spider-Man #159 and Goliath in Web of Spider-Man #60. Spider-Man later lost his Captain Universe powers battling the Tri-Sentinel in Amazing Spider-Man #329
- ↑ These events unfolded as part of the Spider-Hunt event in Sensational Spider-Man #25, Amazing Spider-Man #432, Spider-Man #89, and The Spectacular Spider-Man #255 and the Identity Crisis event that ran from Amazing Spider-Man #434 and 435, Sensational Spider-Man #27 & 28, Spider-Man #91 & 92, The Spectacular Spider-Man #157 & 158
- ↑ Mister Fantastic was forced to sign over his inventions and patents over to the Gideon Trust in Fantastic Four (Vol. 3) #35
- ↑ As revealed in this issue whenever Annihilus is slain, he is reborn in a new body.
- ↑ The Trapster managed to escape, although how is unexplained, he was seen again in Secret War #3. He explains that he freed himself from this trap in Dark Reign: Zodiac #2 but does not explain how he managed to do so.
- ↑ Following the events of the Super-Hero Civil War, Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Woman decided to take time away from the team to focus on their marriage choosing the Black Panther and Storm to be their successors at the end of Fantastic Four #543
- ↑ At the time Spider-Man was accused of the "Spider-Tracer Killings" from Amazing Spider-Man #548 to Amazing Spider-Man #588 when it was revealed that it was all a conspiracy by Sergeant Quentin Palone and other members of the NYPD trying to frame Spider-Man.
- ↑ The actual end game of this scheme was not revealed until Fall of the Hulks: Red Hulk #4. For the sake of clarity on events pertaining to the Frightful Four will be referenced here, for more on these events see Fall of the Hulks.
- ↑ She-Hulk went missing in action battling Doc Samson in Incredible Hulk #600.
- ↑ See Fall of the Hulks
- ↑ Doctor Octopus' body had been failing since Amazing Spider-Man #600, he swapped bodies with Spider-Man in Amazing Spider-Man #698.
- ↑ Peter Parker's mind survived inside his own body and eventually freed itself in Superior Spider-Man #31
- ↑ Deadpool's personality was shifted during a battle against the Red Onslaught in Avengers & X-Men: AXIS #3. He was eventually restored to normal in Avengers & X-Men: AXIS #9