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Introducing the extraordinary origin of Valeria Richards! Born with a deadly radiation, this second child of Reed Richards ...

The Fantastic Four have to travel back to the Big Bang in order to restore Ben Grimm/Thing's powers in the final issue of the ...

Franklin Richards is one of the most powerful Marvel heroes, and he just became Galactus, one of the biggest villains of all. Valeria Richards Just Took Out Her Own Brother (And Doctor Doom Would ...

Reed Richards' children are some of the most powerful characters in the Marvel universe. Both Franklin and Valeria Richards have shaped the Marvel universe in some really huge ways.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps is going to introduce Franklin Richards to the Marvel multiverse, if not Valeria as well. We now know that Kirby’s Sue Storm is pregnant.

Bringing a Marvel character to life is no small feat, and Yashaswini Dayama steps into this challenge with remarkable finesse as the voice of Valeria Richards.Known for her nuanced performances ...

Article Summary. Valeria Richards faces a world without the Fantastic Four in issue #32, hitting stores May 21st; Jean Grey and Namor are the only heroes left in this alternate reality.

Franklin Richards was meant to be eight in-continuity about four years ago, now he's a teenager. At that point Valeria was meant to be three years old, so she is now meant to be eight. Probably.

Valeria arrived years later and was fully established in canon in 2002. She is Franklin's younger sister, but sometimes appears as older thanks to her time-travel abilities.

In the case of Valeria Richards, she had reached a level of intelligence that outranked the likes of Victor Von Doom and Reed Richards, her very own genius father.

As for the children of Reed and Sue Richards, insider Daniel Richtman has heard that both Franklin and Valeria will appear. We don't have any details on their ages, so they may be babies or ...