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	=== Out of Space and Into the Fantastic Four ===		=== Out of Space and Into the Fantastic Four ===
-	[[image: Humantorch02.jpg\|left\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]When the huge energy-absorbing alien Gormuu sought to conquer Earth, Reed outwitted and destroyed the entity. Partly in response to this incident, government funding for Reed's starship project was cut. By this time, Reed's father Nathaniel had disappeared, having secretly embarked on an attempted time travel journey that took him to the alternate world Other Earth, where he resided for years. Nathaniel had left Reed two billion dollars to fund his work, but the withdrawal of government backing still threatened to kill his starship project. After the Gormuu incident, Reed was more determined than ever to further the advance of space technology, and he convinced a reluctant Ben to help him make a test flight before their project could be shut down. Sue and Johnny Storm insisted on sharing the risk with them and came along for the ride. The quartet successfully launched into space, but intense cosmic rays penetrated the ship's shielding and irradiated the crew, forcing them back to Earth. Once there, the quartet discovered that the cosmic rays had mutated them into superhumans, with Reed gaining stretching powers. As Mister Fantastic, leader of the resultant [[Fantastic Four]], Reed used his scientific genius, remaining family fortune and the income from his patents to fund and equip the new team, establishing their high-tech headquarters in the [[Baxter Building]].	+	[[image: Humantorch02.jpg\|left\|205px\|thumb]]When the huge energy-absorbing alien Gormuu sought to conquer Earth, Reed outwitted and destroyed the entity. Partly in response to this incident, government funding for Reed's starship project was cut. By this time, Reed's father Nathaniel had disappeared, having secretly embarked on an attempted time travel journey that took him to the alternate world Other Earth, where he resided for years. Nathaniel had left Reed two billion dollars to fund his work, but the withdrawal of government backing still threatened to kill his starship project. After the Gormuu incident, Reed was more determined than ever to further the advance of space technology, and he convinced a reluctant Ben to help him make a test flight before their project could be shut down. Sue and Johnny Storm insisted on sharing the risk with them and came along for the ride. The quartet successfully launched into space, but intense cosmic rays penetrated the ship's shielding and irradiated the crew, forcing them back to Earth. Once there, the quartet discovered that the cosmic rays had mutated them into superhumans, with Reed gaining stretching powers. As Mister Fantastic, leader of the resultant [[Fantastic Four]], Reed used his scientific genius, remaining family fortune and the income from his patents to fund and equip the new team, establishing their high-tech headquarters in the [[Baxter Building]].

	=== A Forgotten Friend, Frightful Foes, and Hard Fought Love ===		=== A Forgotten Friend, Frightful Foes, and Hard Fought Love ===
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	=== Doom's Final Victory?/Heroes Reborn===		=== Doom's Final Victory?/Heroes Reborn===
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-	When Reed and Doom seemingly died as a result of their conflict with the alien [[Hunger]], they were actually spirited away by the space-time-warping [[Hyperstorm]], mad son of an alternate-future Franklin Richards. Hyperstorm kept Doom as a tortured captive and trapped Reed in the distant past for months, during which time the world believed both Reed and Doom to be dead. In Reed's absence, Sue took over leadership of the FF and served capably in the role, recruiting [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)\|Ant-Man]] as the team's new scientist; however, she refused to believe Reed was truly dead, and she rebuked romantic advances from her old flame, Namor. Reed was eventually rescued, but the entire FF soon appeared to die in battle with the psychic monster [[Onslaught (entity)\|Onslaught]], though they secretly survived in a new "Counter-Earth", parallel world created instinctively by Franklin. They eventually returned to Earth.	+	When Reed and Doom seemingly died as a result of their conflict with the alien [[Hunger (alien)\|Hunger]], they were actually spirited away by the space-time-warping [[Hyperstorm]], mad son of an alternate-future Franklin Richards. Hyperstorm kept Doom as a tortured captive and trapped Reed in the distant past for months, during which time the world believed both Reed and Doom to be dead. In Reed's absence, Sue took over leadership of the FF and served capably in the role, recruiting [[Ant-Man (Scott Lang)\|Ant-Man]] as the team's new scientist; however, she refused to believe Reed was truly dead, and she rebuked romantic advances from her old flame, Namor. Reed was eventually rescued, but the entire FF soon appeared to die in battle with the psychic monster [[Onslaught (entity)\|Onslaught]], though they secretly survived in a new "Counter-Earth", parallel world created instinctively by Franklin. They eventually returned to Earth.

	=== A Son's Meddling ===		=== A Son's Meddling ===

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	=== College, Friendship, and Doom ===		=== College, Friendship, and Doom ===

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	In the end, Doom was taken by his own demonic benefactors, but not before he hideously disfigured Reed's face as a parting gesture. Physically and emotionally scarred, Reed led the FF into Doom's now-leaderless Latveria, where he worked obsessively to dismantle Doom's regime, neutralize his arsenal, erase Doom's legacy and create a better state, becoming increasingly tyrannical himself in the process and ignoring threats of international criminal charges from the United Nations. At the same time, unknown even to his teammates, Reed was secretly plotting to retrieve Doom from Hell and place him in a specially prepared other-dimensional prison from which he could never escape; but this transfer was unwittingly interrupted by the rest of the FF, allowing Doom to escape long enough to kill the Thing.		In the end, Doom was taken by his own demonic benefactors, but not before he hideously disfigured Reed's face as a parting gesture. Physically and emotionally scarred, Reed led the FF into Doom's now-leaderless Latveria, where he worked obsessively to dismantle Doom's regime, neutralize his arsenal, erase Doom's legacy and create a better state, becoming increasingly tyrannical himself in the process and ignoring threats of international criminal charges from the United Nations. At the same time, unknown even to his teammates, Reed was secretly plotting to retrieve Doom from Hell and place him in a specially prepared other-dimensional prison from which he could never escape; but this transfer was unwittingly interrupted by the rest of the FF, allowing Doom to escape long enough to kill the Thing.

-	=== A Tarnished Reputation, Work To Do ===	+	=== A Tarnished Reputation, Work To Do ===
	Devastated, the remaining FF returned to America where their standing with the authorities and their reputation with the general public had taken a terrible beating due to the Latverian controversy. The FF broke up, Reed and Sue split up, and Reed was even forced to sign over most of his patents to the government as part of a deal to escape prosecution. However, Reed was certain that Ben could be resurrected, and he convinced Sue and Johnny to join him in this quest, which ultimately led them to the gates of Heaven itself using a modified model of Doom's old afterlife machine. Persuaded it was not yet his time, Ben agreed to return to the land of the living with his friends-and the Creators allowed it, even healing Reed's facial scars as an added boon. With the FF back together, Reed lead them in trying to rebuild their reputations and their finances. For a time, he also steered the team into taking on more conventional civilian occupations as life experience; but his chief goals continue to be raising a family, protecting humanity and seeking knowledge in all corners of the universe and beyond.		Devastated, the remaining FF returned to America where their standing with the authorities and their reputation with the general public had taken a terrible beating due to the Latverian controversy. The FF broke up, Reed and Sue split up, and Reed was even forced to sign over most of his patents to the government as part of a deal to escape prosecution. However, Reed was certain that Ben could be resurrected, and he convinced Sue and Johnny to join him in this quest, which ultimately led them to the gates of Heaven itself using a modified model of Doom's old afterlife machine. Persuaded it was not yet his time, Ben agreed to return to the land of the living with his friends-and the Creators allowed it, even healing Reed's facial scars as an added boon. With the FF back together, Reed lead them in trying to rebuild their reputations and their finances. For a time, he also steered the team into taking on more conventional civilian occupations as life experience; but his chief goals continue to be raising a family, protecting humanity and seeking knowledge in all corners of the universe and beyond.

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	\| groups = [[Fantastic Four]], the [[Illuminati]]; formerly Knights of the Atomic Table, [[Avengers]], [[Defenders]] associate		\| groups = [[Fantastic Four]], the [[Illuminati]]; formerly Knights of the Atomic Table, [[Avengers]], [[Defenders]] associate
	\| citizenship = United States of America		\| citizenship = United States of America
-	\| education = Multiple scientific doctorates in fields such as engineering, math and physics from California Institute of Technology, Columbia University, Harvard and State University, and others	+	\| education = Multiple scientific doctorates in fields such as engineering, math and physics from California State Institute of Technology, Columbia University, Harvard and State University, and others
	\| aliases = Doctor Doom, Richard Reed, Invincible Man, Reed Benjamin, "Man in the Mystery Mask", Mister "Elastic"		\| aliases = Doctor Doom, Richard Reed, Invincible Man, Reed Benjamin, "Man in the Mystery Mask", Mister "Elastic"
	\| relatives = Susan Richards ([[Invisible Woman]], wife), [[Richards, Franklin\|Franklin Richards]] (son), [[Richards, Valeria\|Valeria Richards]] (daughter), Johnny Storm ([[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)\|Human Torch]], brother-in-law), Evelyn Richards (mother, deceased), [[Richards, Nathaniel\|Nathaniel Richards]] (father), Major John Richards (grandfather), Franklin Storm (father-in-law, deceased), Mary Storm (mother-in-law, deceased), Cassandra Richards (Warlord, stepmother, deceased), unnamed Richards child (half-brother), Tara Richards ([[Huntara]], half-sister), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)\|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged half-brother); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)		\| relatives = Susan Richards ([[Invisible Woman]], wife), [[Richards, Franklin\|Franklin Richards]] (son), [[Richards, Valeria\|Valeria Richards]] (daughter), Johnny Storm ([[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)\|Human Torch]], brother-in-law), Evelyn Richards (mother, deceased), [[Richards, Nathaniel\|Nathaniel Richards]] (father), Major John Richards (grandfather), Franklin Storm (father-in-law, deceased), Mary Storm (mother-in-law, deceased), Cassandra Richards (Warlord, stepmother, deceased), unnamed Richards child (half-brother), Tara Richards ([[Huntara]], half-sister), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)\|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged half-brother); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)
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	In the end, Doom was taken by his own demonic benefactors, but not before he hideously disfigured Reed's face as a parting gesture. Physically and emotionally scarred, Reed led the FF into Doom's now-leaderless Latveria, where he worked obsessively to dismantle Doom's regime, neutralize his arsenal, erase Doom's legacy and create a better state, becoming increasingly tyrannical himself in the process and ignoring threats of international criminal charges from the United Nations. At the same time, unknown even to his teammates, Reed was secretly plotting to retrieve Doom from Hell and place him in a specially prepared other-dimensional prison from which he could never escape; but this transfer was unwittingly interrupted by the rest of the FF, allowing Doom to escape long enough to kill the Thing.		In the end, Doom was taken by his own demonic benefactors, but not before he hideously disfigured Reed's face as a parting gesture. Physically and emotionally scarred, Reed led the FF into Doom's now-leaderless Latveria, where he worked obsessively to dismantle Doom's regime, neutralize his arsenal, erase Doom's legacy and create a better state, becoming increasingly tyrannical himself in the process and ignoring threats of international criminal charges from the United Nations. At the same time, unknown even to his teammates, Reed was secretly plotting to retrieve Doom from Hell and place him in a specially prepared other-dimensional prison from which he could never escape; but this transfer was unwittingly interrupted by the rest of the FF, allowing Doom to escape long enough to kill the Thing.

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	Devastated, the remaining FF returned to America where their standing with the authorities and their reputation with the general public had taken a terrible beating due to the Latverian controversy. The FF broke up, Reed and Sue split up, and Reed was even forced to sign over most of his patents to the government as part of a deal to escape prosecution. However, Reed was certain that Ben could be resurrected, and he convinced Sue and Johnny to join him in this quest, which ultimately led them to the gates of Heaven itself using a modified model of Doom's old afterlife machine. Persuaded it was not yet his time, Ben agreed to return to the land of the living with his friends-and the Creators allowed it, even healing Reed's facial scars as an added boon. With the FF back together, Reed lead them in trying to rebuild their reputations and their finances. For a time, he also steered the team into taking on more conventional civilian occupations as life experience; but his chief goals continue to be raising a family, protecting humanity and seeking knowledge in all corners of the universe and beyond.		Devastated, the remaining FF returned to America where their standing with the authorities and their reputation with the general public had taken a terrible beating due to the Latverian controversy. The FF broke up, Reed and Sue split up, and Reed was even forced to sign over most of his patents to the government as part of a deal to escape prosecution. However, Reed was certain that Ben could be resurrected, and he convinced Sue and Johnny to join him in this quest, which ultimately led them to the gates of Heaven itself using a modified model of Doom's old afterlife machine. Persuaded it was not yet his time, Ben agreed to return to the land of the living with his friends-and the Creators allowed it, even healing Reed's facial scars as an added boon. With the FF back together, Reed lead them in trying to rebuild their reputations and their finances. For a time, he also steered the team into taking on more conventional civilian occupations as life experience; but his chief goals continue to be raising a family, protecting humanity and seeking knowledge in all corners of the universe and beyond.

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	\| groups = [[Fantastic Four]], the [[Illuminati]]; formerly Knights of the Atomic Table, [[Avengers]], [[Defenders]] associate		\| groups = [[Fantastic Four]], the [[Illuminati]]; formerly Knights of the Atomic Table, [[Avengers]], [[Defenders]] associate
	\| citizenship = United States of America		\| citizenship = United States of America
-	\| education = Multiple scientific doctorates in fields such as engineering, math and physics from California ~~State~~ Institute of Technology, Columbia University, Harvard and State University, and others	+	\| education = Multiple scientific doctorates in fields such as engineering, math and physics from California Institute of Technology, Columbia University, Harvard and State University, and others
	\| aliases = Doctor Doom, Richard Reed, Invincible Man, Reed Benjamin, "Man in the Mystery Mask", Mister "Elastic"		\| aliases = Doctor Doom, Richard Reed, Invincible Man, Reed Benjamin, "Man in the Mystery Mask", Mister "Elastic"
	\| relatives = Susan Richards ([[Invisible Woman]], wife), [[Richards, Franklin\|Franklin Richards]] (son), [[Richards, Valeria\|Valeria Richards]] (daughter), Johnny Storm ([[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)\|Human Torch]], brother-in-law), Evelyn Richards (mother, deceased), [[Richards, Nathaniel\|Nathaniel Richards]] (father), Major John Richards (grandfather), Franklin Storm (father-in-law, deceased), Mary Storm (mother-in-law, deceased), Cassandra Richards (Warlord, stepmother, deceased), unnamed Richards child (half-brother), Tara Richards ([[Huntara]], half-sister), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)\|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged half-brother); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)		\| relatives = Susan Richards ([[Invisible Woman]], wife), [[Richards, Franklin\|Franklin Richards]] (son), [[Richards, Valeria\|Valeria Richards]] (daughter), Johnny Storm ([[Human Torch (Johnny Storm)\|Human Torch]], brother-in-law), Evelyn Richards (mother, deceased), [[Richards, Nathaniel\|Nathaniel Richards]] (father), Major John Richards (grandfather), Franklin Storm (father-in-law, deceased), Mary Storm (mother-in-law, deceased), Cassandra Richards (Warlord, stepmother, deceased), unnamed Richards child (half-brother), Tara Richards ([[Huntara]], half-sister), [[Doctor Doom (Kristoff Vernard)\|Kristoff Vernard]] (alleged half-brother); [[Kang]], his divergent counterparts, and offspring (common ancestry)
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	When the [[New Warriors\|New Warriors']] actions during a taping of their reality TV show caused the deaths of hundreds of innocent people and children, Tony Stark took the lead in a Superhero Registration initiative and Reed joined him, eager to put his scientific abilities to use in the capture and imprisonment of unregistered heroes. This created a rift between Reed and Sue that expanded when Reed spent more time working on his blueprints than visiting his brother-in-law in the hospital - after an angry mob attacked him outside of a nightclub. Sue soon left and joined the anti-Registration side, led by their mutual friend, Captain America. In the meantime, Reed designed a prison within the Negative Zone to hold the super-powered captives, but the anti-Registration forces quickly broke into the prison and released their allies, eventually bringing the fight into downtown New York. During the fight, Sue retailed against the [[Taskmaster]] when he attacked Reed. But Captain America soon withdrew when he saw the damage done by his fight and turned himself in to the authorities. Despite finding himself on the winning side, Reed has been left to put back together the pieces of a family and a team that each joined against him before surrendering to the law.		When the [[New Warriors\|New Warriors']] actions during a taping of their reality TV show caused the deaths of hundreds of innocent people and children, Tony Stark took the lead in a Superhero Registration initiative and Reed joined him, eager to put his scientific abilities to use in the capture and imprisonment of unregistered heroes. This created a rift between Reed and Sue that expanded when Reed spent more time working on his blueprints than visiting his brother-in-law in the hospital - after an angry mob attacked him outside of a nightclub. Sue soon left and joined the anti-Registration side, led by their mutual friend, Captain America. In the meantime, Reed designed a prison within the Negative Zone to hold the super-powered captives, but the anti-Registration forces quickly broke into the prison and released their allies, eventually bringing the fight into downtown New York. During the fight, Sue retailed against the [[Taskmaster]] when he attacked Reed. But Captain America soon withdrew when he saw the damage done by his fight and turned himself in to the authorities. Despite finding himself on the winning side, Reed has been left to put back together the pieces of a family and a team that each joined against him before surrendering to the law.
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-	Within the midst of Civil War, Reed Richards learned from a brief conversation with Mastermind Excello that the Hulk isn't on the planet where the Illuminati had intended to exile him. After a conversation over the good the Hulk has done for humanity, Reed tells Iron Man of what happened to the Hulk and also states that the Hulk has friends and "may God help us if they find him before we do."
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-	Within the aftermath of Civil War, Reed Richards had been keeping tabs on Mastermind Excello and when the She-Hulk found out about the Hulk's exile, Reed Richards sends out Doc Samson to confront her when he sees her meeting with Mastermind Excello.
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-	With the aid of the rest of the Fantastic Four, Storm, and the Black Panther, Reed was able to create a machine that projects an image of the Sentry and recreates the hero's aura of calm. He uses the machine on the Hulk just as he is about to defeat the Thing, but the Hulk knows that that wasn't the real Sentry and destroys the machine. In a last line of defense, Sue Storm tries to protect her husband by encapsulating Bruce in an energy field while pleading with him to spare Reed. The Hulk doesn't listen and is able to easily exert enough strength against her force field to cause Susan to collapse and experience a nosebleed from the stress, before she dooms Reed to the Hulk's wrath.
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-	He is later seen among the various heroes that the Hulk defeated so far, within the depths of the Hulk's Gladiator arena located within Madison Square Garden. He and all of the Heroes are outfitted with "obedience disks" that are used to suppress their powers. These disks are the same that were used upon the Hulk during his time on Sakaar. With the disks Hulk orders Iron Man and Mr.Fantastic to face off in battle. Richards, after having the upper hand on Stark is then given the thumbs down by Hulk to kill him.
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