Fantastic Four #153 (Pt 24) Reed, Ben and Klaw

1966: Fantastic Four #56  Jack Kirby

1974: Fantastic Four #153  Rich Buckler

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Fantastic Four #144 (Pt 27) Krrak!

1966: Fantastic Four #56  Jack Kirby

1974: Fantastic Four #144  Buckler

Fun fact: Both KRRAK!s were lettered by artful Artie Simek. 

Next up: the estimable Giant-Size Super-Stars #1, published in February 1974.  I think you'll be surprised by several of the source panels, especially the ones involving the mighty Thundra. 

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Fantastic Four #137 - Reed Remains on the Sidelines

1966: Fantastic Four 56 - Jack Kirby

1973: Fantastic Four 137 - Buscema

Fantastic Four #107 (Pt 7) The Negative Zone

Fantastic Four #107 (1971) John Buscema

Fantastic Four #56 (1966) Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four #107 (Pt 2) Sue Storms Off

Fanatstic Four 107 (1971) Buscema                                Fantastic Four 56 (1966) Kirby

Fantastic Four #147 Part 9

Continuing with this page from FF #147, let's check out the third and fourth panels.

1974: Fantastic Four #147

Breaking it down: 

Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #56 (1966) Jack Kirby

FF#147 panel 4 is a fairly standard, ubitiquous image of an irritable, impatient Reed.

Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Buckler

There are numerous examples of angry Reed faces throughout Kirby's FF run.  Given the head tilt plus the fact that we've already come across many other #47-inspired images in #147, let's stick with #47 and go with this Reed face from--you guessd it--FF #47.  

Fantastic Four #47 (1966): Kirby

Fantastic Four #147 Part 3 - Sub-Mariner, Black Bolt and Klaw

Let's take a look at the five panels that comprise page 15 of FF #147.  

Page 15 Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Rich Buckler

Breaking it down: 

Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #64 (1967) Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #56 (1966) Jack Kirby

The following: Maybe, maybe not...What do you think?
These next sequences are more in the "somewhat based on" category. Perhaps inspired by?  Namor's positioning in this panel tier could be based on Black Bolt and Reed's in a tier from Fantastic Four #47.

Sub-Mariner in Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Buckler

Fantastic Four #47 (1966) Kirby

In addition, the detailing for those two #147 panels may be based on Kirby's Namor in Captain America #112. I love these Namor panels! ❤

Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Buckler

Captain America #112 (1969) Kirby

Namor close-up, Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Buckler

Namor close-up, Captain America #112 (1969) Kirby

The jaw, neck and shoulders look alike here. 

Fantastic Four #147 (1974) Buckler

Fantastic Four #59 (1966) Kirby