Fear The Horror Of The Man-Thing In Spider-Man: Curse Of The Man-Thing

[JayC]

Announced last month, Marvel is honoring the 50th anniversary of Man-Thing with a new series. Starting in March with AVENGERS: CURSE OF THE MAN-THING #1, the three-part Marvel Universe-spanning event will continue in April with SPIDER-MAN: CURSE OF THE MAN-THING #1. In this installment, critically acclaimed writer Steve Orlando (Martian Manhunter, Batman, Wonder Woman) will be joined by artist Alberto Foche (Dan Dare) who makes his Marvel Comics debut with an unforgettable tale.

Man-Thing’s supernatural abilities have been pirated thanks to the new Marvel villain, Harrower, a zealot intent on clearing humanity off the board so a new species can get a shot at the top. The world burns and fear is the accelerant! Meanwhile, Spider-Man races across New York desperate to avert disaster and find the one man that just might be able to get through to Man-Thing...his former colleague Curt Connors, A.K.A. The Lizard! But deep within the Man-Thing’s psyche, it’s Spider-Man that discovers something he never expected: a devilish secret, and a doctor seeking redemption.

“SPIDER-MAN: CURSE OF THE MAN-THING picks up the second, explosive chapter of our anniversary celebration as cities across the world fall prey to Man-Thing's fire, and the best hope for stopping the blaze rests with not just Spider-Man, but one of this oldest foes: the Lizard,” Orlando said. “What a blast to watch Man-Thing take Manhattan, and to see both Peter Parker and Miles Morales step up to the plate to defend their city against fear!”

“If you like super heroes and the supernatural, you’ll LOVE this high-octane celebration of one of Marvel’s strangest characters,” Editor Mark Paniccia said. “It feels like its own big event.

 

And Steve’s epic story will reveal, amongst other things, an unexpected new dimension of the Marvel Universe.”

Since his creation by Stan Lee, Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, and Gray Morrow in 1971’s SAVAGE TALES #1, the misunderstood swamp monster has taught readers the true meaning of fear in thought-provoking tales by legendary creators such as Steve Gerber and R.L. Stine. Prepare to burn at the Man-Thing’s touch once again when SPIDER-MAN: CURSE OF THE MAN-THING # hits stands this April.

SPIDER-MAN: CURSE OF THE MAN-THING #1
Written by STEVE ORLANDO
Art by ALBERTO FOCHE
Cover by DANIEL ACUÑA
Variant Cover by NICK BRADSHAW

[SUPREME007]

Love too see Man-Thing get some love! Can't wait for this release! And who is this "harrower" character is he introduced in this story or has already been established?

[nWoWolfpack]

27 minutes ago, SUPREME007 said:

Love too see Man-Thing get some love! Can't wait for this release! And who is this "harrower" character is he introduced in this story or has already been established?

She’s gonna be a new character, I think the design is on Marvel’s page for the Avengers: Curse of Man-Thing 

[SUPREME007]

17 minutes ago, nWoWolfpack said:

She’s gonna be a new character, I think the design is on Marvel’s page for the Avengers: Curse of Man-Thing 

Thankyou, I will look into the database.

[SpiderS]

This reminds me old Ultimate Team up comics that had Spidey, Lizard and Man thing, it was kinda meaningful issue in a way, this new version from 616 could be interesting.

[Bluecomet]

Still waiting for a new man thing figure...not the most popular, but I think the sculpt work and detail for this character should rival the Marvel Select Abomination 

[mako]

On 1/8/2021 at 2:08 PM, SUPREME007 said:

Love too see Man-Thing get some love! 

I didn't say a word . . . 

[leokearon]

7 hours ago, Bluecomet said:

Still waiting for a new man thing figure...not the most popular, but I think the sculpt work and detail for this character should rival the Marvel Select Abomination 

Unless they decide to re-release the BAF, I don't see a new Man-Thing coming anytime soon

[Psychosomatic]

15 hours ago, Bluecomet said:

Still waiting for a new man thing figure...not the most popular, but I think the sculpt work and detail for this character should rival the Marvel Select Abomination 

The BAF a couple years ago was actually quite fantastic. I'd try and pick one up, as I highly doubt you will see another for at least ten years unless they add him to a boxed set or deluxe like they just did with Kingpin.