Black Bolt's Back! Amazing Adventures #1 and Marvel Two-In-One Annual #4

Top: 1970, Amazing Adventures #1 - Jack Kirby, with the infamous BB thought bubble
Bottom: 1979, Marvel Two-In-One Annual #4 - Jim Craig

Fantastic Four #150 (Pt 27) Johnny, Reed, Ben and Triton

1968: Fantastic Four #81 Kirby

1974: Fantastic Four #150  Buckler

Fantastic Four #150 (Pt 20) Put Your Hand On My Shoulder: Ben, Reed, Triton and Gorgon

1974: Fantastic Four 150 Buckler

   

1965: Fantastic Four 44  Kirby

Fantastic Four #143 (Pt 9) Leaving On a Jet Cycle

1967: Fantastic Four #64   Jack Kirby

1974: Fantastic Four #143  Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #144 Part 4 Reed and Triton

More Triton influence in FF #144,  this time from #62.

Fantastic Four #144 (1974) Rich Buckler

Fantastic Four #62 (1967) Jack Kirby

Fantastic Four #144 (Pt 2) Seek and Ye Shall Find...Triton!

In this panel from Fantastic Four #144 (1974), the green, scaly guy lying on the ground in a puddle of water is the Seeker, one of Dr. Doom's androids.  

Fantastic Four #144  Rich Buckler

Hmmm, doesn't the Seeker remind you of everyone's favorite aquatic Inhuman? Well, as you can see the panel above is reminiscent of this panel from 1967's FF #63 featuring none other than Triton.  

Fantastic Four #63  Jack Kirby

Connections...or as a professor of mine put it "the wheels within wheels": earlier on there was a different Seeker who appeared back in FF #46 (1966) during the first Inhumans arc. That Seeker was one of the "evil" Inhumans who worked with Maximus and was in hot pursuit of one of Black Bolt's "good" Inhumans, namely--you guessed it--Triton. :)