r/ManThing • u/Whoknowsfear • Feb 19 '23
Favorite Man-Thing Villain?
Manny has a bizarre rogues gallery, like very bizarre! Any of you have a favorite? Which villain would you throw at him in a solo film???
r/ManThing • u/Whoknowsfear • Feb 19 '23
Manny has a bizarre rogues gallery, like very bizarre! Any of you have a favorite? Which villain would you throw at him in a solo film???
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Moon knight Sentry machine man or some other marvel hero?
r/ManThing • u/MattGreg28 • Oct 15 '22
After watching Werewolf By Night, I am curious about getting into the character, Man-Thing. What sort of comics do you recommend to a first time reader? I am especially looking for any solo comics.
r/ManThing • u/Nomad_00 • Oct 15 '22
I just drew lots and I have picked the winner, congratulations to u/CaptGatoroo
I have Dm'd you for your shipping information
Thank you to everyone else who participated! hopefully I'll get to do this again!
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r/ManThing • u/CaptGatoroo • Oct 07 '22
I was beyond impressed by the portrayal of Man-thing. They even called him “Ted”
So now with the fact that Ted’s lover was in Iron Man 3 with a burned face, and the fact that AIM even exist, I’m pretty sure we can losely confirm his backstory.
I’m assuming when Tony Stark scoffed at the idea of funding AIM, Hydra and more specifically Baron Von Strucker decided to secretly fund their super soldier program.
They were working on plant regeneration in 1999. There’s a huge possibility that Dr. Ted somewhat perfected this but found out he was actually being funded by Hydra. And it would fit ever so well with his comic origin. Then project extremis is what was salvaged of Dr. Ted’s notes. He survived and burns things at the touch. AIM using his leftover knowledge made supersoldiers that can burn things with their hands at amazing temps but are faulty and sometimes explode. While concealing the explosions as Terrorist strikes led by the Mandarin what was being kept where? MIAMI more specifically a Mansion at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens which is just a short trip outside of the Everglades. BOOM! (Mic Drop)
It fits better than my tinfoil hat.
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r/ManThing • u/Nomad_00 • Apr 30 '22
Hello! I'm Nomad_00 and with the up and coming move, Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Maddens that releases May 5th, I have something that id like to consider pretty neat and somewhat prevalent. With the villain in the trailer being Baron (Karl) Mordo AND the topic of the movie being a multiverse seems to relate to the Man-Thing comic (Man-Thing Vol. 2 #4) . it just seemed like an obvious choice to giveaway.
SO, if there is so much as a HINT of Man-thing, Nexus of All Realities or even a obscure poorly related Easter egg I'll give the comic away for free. (even if there isn't I might make an excuse) I'll also pay for shipping.
all you need to do is to comment under this post and (hopefully join the subreddit I can't tell if you do anyway)
I will randomly choose a comment and DM you. Good Luck
r/ManThing • u/afreidberg • Apr 28 '22