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Check out some of these great covers, pictures, drawings and such, of
both the
Thing and other folks in the FF's world on this page!
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Strange
Tales Team-Ups with the Torch (you know, that one!) (from
1964-65)
Marvel
Two-In-One (1974-83 series)
The
Thing (1983-86 series)
Adventures
of the Thing (1992 miniseries)
The
Thing: Freakshow (2002 miniseries)
Thing
& She-Hulk: The Long Night (2002 one-shot)
Startling
Stories: The Thing: Night falls on Yancy Street (2003
miniseries)
The
Thing Volume 2 (2005-2006)
Still picture galleries
Thing's
pics
Supporting
cast's pics
Comic book reviews and essays
Fictionalized
"interview" with the Thing
This is something I once thought up in 2002, in trying to write
something similar to what an entertainment reporter tried out.
Review
of Fantastic Four: Visionaries Vol. 1 TPB
One of best periods in the FF's history as the MCU's Fantastic First
Family.
Letters
column from Marvel Two-In-One #42, August 1978
It can be great to look over many of the great letters of yore from all
those classic adventures, and at a time when letters could really be
thought-provoking too! Here's a sample of some of the replies to one of
the best issues, written by Marv Wolfman during the 1970's, with Ron
Wilson doing the artwork and Roger Stern the editing.
Letters
column from Marvel Two-In-One #50, April 1979
Here's another one, from an issue featuring a most notable time-travel
story, in which the Thing goes back in time to try and cure himself of
being...well, you get the idea.
Letters
column from Marvel Two-In-One #91, September 1982
And still another one, corresponding to an issue featuring the Sandman,
a most touching issue too at that.
Letters
column from The Thing #35, May 1986
The penultimate issue of the series that took over from where MTIO left
off.
Why I
won't be looking forward to J. Michael Straczynski on the Fantastic Four
My thoughts on his being chosen as the next writer, following Mark
Waid's departure.
Letters
column from Fantastic Four #290
Featuring ideas from Fantastic Fans on how Sue's invisibility powers
could work.
Stacy and
Scarlet Shamed
Thoughts on Marvel’s belittling of Gwen Stacy and the Scarlet Witch,
plus what I think of the Phoenix saga, and something involving the Hank
Pym/Janet VanDyne catastrophe of 1981.
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