force that eats universes. The Fantastic Four's move to Yancy Street, plus the intentional influence of super villains, caused the rents to spike. The safety of literally being near the Fantastic Four causes the street to become a more desirable neighborhood. Several members of the Yancy Street Gang are seen when they assist Ben Grimm in fighting the 'Terrible Trio'. This group was threatening the safety and lives of several innocent Yancy Street residents. Ultimately Reed Richards fixes the housing situation with a device that doubles the amount of apartments without altering the size of the actual apartment building. Members Current "Dictionary" Dawson - The eloquent member of the Yancy Street Gang. "Lugwrench" Lubowski - "Rhythm" Ruiz - Carlos Hernandez - The Yancy Street Gang's hacker. Douglas Ray - The Yancy Street Gang's hacker. Jack - Jason Carter - The Yancy Street Gang's hacker. Larry "Little" Lee - Manny "Smooth" Merengues - Petey - Stan - Tommie "Two-Fisted" Boyd - Tony - Former members Cee - Member of the Yancy Street Gang. Killed in the crossfire between the Pro-Registration forces and the Anti-Registration forces. Daniel Grimm Jr. - The older brother of the Thing, who was heavily involved with the Yancy Street Gang. Killed during a gang war between the Thompson Avenue Gang. Other versions Fantastic Four: The End In the alternate future of Fantastic Four: The End, Ben Grimm has named his daughter Yancy, possibly in honor of the gang. Spider-Gwen In the pages of Spider-Gwen which take place on Earth-65, the Yancy Street Gang consists of Hobie Brown, Izzy, and some unnamed members. The Yancy Street Gang rooted for Spider-Woman, and were graffiti-spraying a billboard attacking Spider-Woman when Officer Ben Grimm tried to catch them. However, they witnessed Grimm being attacked and abducted by the Vulture. Startling Stories In this alternate universe, the Yancy Street Gang try to help Ben stop a murderous gang of super-powered thugs that have holed up on Yancy Street. It goes poorly, with many dead and about half the street obliterated in a gas truck explosion. In other media Television The Yancy Street Gang appear in the 1967 Fantastic Four cartoon. The Yancy Street Gang appear in the unique 1979 Hanna-Barbera Saturday morning cartoon Fred and Barney Meet the Thing. This version is reimagined as a trio of bikers who were recurring, if fairly harmless, antagonists. The trio is made up of Spike