Nathaniel eventually left Reed with enough money to continue his education and fund experiments, and the young Richards was left in care of Giles Peacock, the family butler.ĭue to taking college level courses in high school, Reed would go to California Institute of Technology at an young age, then he attended Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Reed took his advice to heart and governed every action on using his mind alongside his heart, something which proved to help him later in his heroic career. By the time he was fourteen, Reed showed himself to be highly intelligent, being at a college level before he was a grown adult.Īt one point in his teenage years, Nathaniel said that he had to leave Reed and that he would be gone for a long time, and told his son to be a better friend, husband and father than he was. In high school, Reed was popular, but knew that he was different from everyone else, something his father told him to be proud of, and to accomplish things others couldn't. Although Reed was scared, Nathaniel taught his son that it was okay to be afraid, but not trying something because you were afraid was unacceptable. When he was young, Reed's earliest memory of his father was when he told him to jump from a high place. Ted later committed suicide after losing his social and economic life, and this installed Reed with a sense of following the rules of law.
Ted refused to speak about his activities, and thus his life was ruined, and Nathaniel barred his brother from visiting Reed any more. Nathaniel and Cassandra would have two children, a daughter named Tara Richards, and an unnamed son.Īs a child, Reed became close to his uncle Ted Richards, a writer who was brought forth to speak with the Senate who were on a political hunt for political dissidents. Reed's mother would die when he was seven years old, but his father would encourage his studying in mathematics, physics, and mechanics when he was young, and would marry a woman named Cassandra. Reed Richards was born in Central City, California, to Nathaniel Richards, a wealthy physicist and his wife, Evelyn Richards. He was created by the late Stan Lee, and the late Jack Kirby, and first appeared in The Fantastic Four #1 in August of 1961. He has been a member of the superhero team, the Avengers, the Defenders, the 50-State Initiative, the Illuminati, and the Future Foundation. Of course no matter how smart Doom is he is always defeated by Reed Richards with help from his friends, the Fantastic Four. Fantastic has become bitter enemies with the vain and power-hungry Doctor Doom, one of the few men alive who may be smarter than Reed. However he is much more responsible than Johnny Storm (aka the Human Torch) and would never harm anyone on purpose - through no true fault of his own Mr. He is the founder and leader of the Fantastic Four and the resident super-genius as well as the best friend of Ben Grimm, and boyfriend (and later husband) of Susan Storm - despite his vast intelligence Reed suffers from a bit of autism and often gets himself and others in trouble with his experiments. Fantastic, also known as Reed Richards, is a fictional character and superhero from Marvel comics, appearing as one of the main protagonists of the Fantastic Four comics. You forgot to include that in your calculus. The inner strength that my family has, that I've seen grow with us through the years. Maybe because of what you lack mentally- And by that I mean you're crazy- But you didn't think to account for our personalities.
You put our downfall together like a scientist: Not with a plan but as a formula. I used to believe in universal contraction. Not being afraid so afraid of losing the things you love that you hold them too tight. I learned that the difference between living and dying is managing fear.
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