The Man-Thing was ranked #7 on a listing of Marvel Comics' monster characters in 2015. [113] Collected editions [ edit ] Title Author R.L. Stine made his comics debut with a five-issue Man-Thing miniseries in 2017. [28] Fictional character biography [ edit ]

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In The Adventures of the X-Men, which is based on the X-Men animated series, Storm and Jean Grey are inadvertently teleported to the Man-Thing's swamp from the Mojoverse. The three battle D'Spayre, who appears as a fake preacher trying to lead people up a suicide tower that is drawing energy out of the Nexus of All Realities. D'Spayre, working for the Dweller-in-Darkness, is burned by the Man-Thing when he fears failure. After their defeat of D'Spayre, Jean makes a psychic link with the Man-Thing (which she had done earlier to learn his origin) and is imparted information that she believes is the most important thing in the world. Jean is forced to become the Phoenix once more, using the information obtained from the Man-Thing, destroys the M'Kraan Crystal, and in doing so, ends the universe. However, one survivor is sent into the universe to come, Galactus, thereby implying that the animation continuity takes place eons before the mainstream Marvel continuity. [86] Mutant X [ edit ]alternate heads, 2 smoke effect bracelets, 2 blast effect bracelets, 2 gunfire effect pieces, 2 smoke effect pieces, 4 alternate hands, pistol and silencer pistol The Defenders #98; Man-Thing vol. 3 #4; Strange Tales vol. 4 #1-2; Peter Parker: Spider-Man Annual '99. Marvel Comics. Marvel’s Thing figure with premium design, detail, and articulation for high poseability and display in a Marvel collection.

Sallis tries to put his creation of a mutagenic serum behind him for fear of its military applications. But when S.H.I.E.L.D. assigns him a new super-soldier project, “Project Gladiator”, set in the Florida Everglades, he reluctantly reopens old wounds to fashion a new version of the lost Super-Soldier Serum that created Steve Rogers, AKA Captain America. Unfortunately, his neglected young bride Ellen allies herself with the criminal science cabal Advanced Idea Mechanics ( A.I.M.) to betray Sallis and capture the serum for malevolent purposes. Retool of the Hasbro Pulse exclusive Wolverine with a new unmasked head, pinless limbs and accessories Gene Gustines, George (December 9, 2016). "R.L. Stine to Write Man-Thing Series for Marvel". New York Times . Retrieved April 1, 2017.Brooke, Sam (November 14, 2017). "LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2 Review". Push Square. Archived from the original on November 17, 2017 . Retrieved November 8, 2023. Fans and collectors can enjoy this 6-inch-scale Marvel’s Thing figure, inspired by the character from the Marvel comics. Savage Tales #1; Astonishing Tales #12-13; Adventure Into Fear #10-19; Man-Thing (vol. 1) #1-14; Giant-Size Man-Thing #1-2; Monsters Unleashed #5, 8-9 Magic-users and spellcasters seem to be prevalent among the Man-Thing’s encounters. The sorcerers Dakimh and Jennifer Kale rank chiefly among them having had more than one adventure with the swamp creature. Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme Dr. Stephen Strange, AKA Doctor Strange, may also be counted in this group, being sympathetic to the Man-Thing’s existence as a protector of realities. Another devilish antagonist offered Sallis a complete reversion to his original form in exchange for his soul, but the scientist refused while others crafted new versions of his serum that eventually proved to be bad. Franklin Richards, the mutant child of Reed, AKA Mister Fantastic, and Susan Storm-Richards, AKA Invisible Woman, of the Fantastic Four, welcomed the Man-Thing into a conclave of beings dubbed the Daydreamers in the aftermath of the Onslaught event. Later, the creature was obliterated by an all-powerful Celestial, but recreated afterward by magical means.

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Gerry and I thought that, unconsciously, the origin in Swamp Thing #1 was a bit too similar to the origin of Man-Thing a year-and-a-half earlier. There was vague talk at the time around Marvel of legal action, but it was never really pursued. I don't know if any letters even changed hands between Marvel and DC. [...] We weren't happy with the situation over the Swamp Thing #1 origin, but we figured it was an accident. Gerry was rooming with Len at the time and tried to talk him into changing the Swamp Thing's origin. Len didn't see the similarities, so he went ahead with what he was going to do. The two characters [di]verged off after that origin, so it didn't make much difference, anyway. [15] This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sourcesin this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( October 2008) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message)