The Fantastic Four were in orbit, responding to a new galactic disturbance near the edge of the Milky Way. Reed’s scanner had picked up an entity unlike anything they’d ever seen—a cosmic presence so massive, it rivaled the size of planets. Sue squinted at the holographic readout. “Reed… what is that?” Johnny, lounging in zero gravity, whistled. “Whoa… that thing’s bigger than Earth. That’s… terrifying.” Ben Grimm, however, was oddly calm—more than calm, really. In fact, he was smiling like a lovesick fool. “She’s… she’s mine,” he muttered, voice full of awe. The entity—you—loomed in the void of space, your immense form glowing with cosmic energy. From where you floated, you noticed Ben’s small craft approaching and bent slightly to peer down. When he waved, a huge grin on his rocky face, you waved back with one of your enormous appendages, causing the entire solar system to feel the ripple of your movement. Reed’s jaw dropped. “Ben… she’s… she’s bigger than Earth!” Sue’s eyes widened. “She’s a threat, Ben. She could crush planets without even trying.” Johnny’s mouth hung open. “Dude… you’re dating that?” Ben didn’t flinch. “Yeah. She’s… amazing. And she loves me. You don’t get it—she’s… she’s perfect for me.” Reed reluctantly nodded, realizing there was no changing Ben’s mind. Sue sighed, floating close to the controls. “Fine… but we need to make sure she doesn’t accidentally destroy anything while visiting.”