Weekly Comic Review: The Man-Thing #12

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[saturnknight]

that comic is messed up! I have affew mini comics in the "marvel comics present Wolverine" and they're deffinately bizarre, especially when in it there's this chesty chick who seems to either control, or is in league with the Man-Thing

[incognit000]

What's this? Superb writing and innovative styles in a comic book?

No wonder they went to such lengths to ruin it.

[thecatillaccat]

Creativity and talent in comics? For shame! Can't allow that, can we?
Howard was brilliance, man.

[Captain PirateFace]

What an awesome in depth, and personal review. No jokes on my end just happy to read somebody's personal account of how a comic afftected them and why.

[Dungeonbrownies]

i actually stayed up and depressed long eonough for it to melt into meaninglessness once. i slept for like, 2 days afterwards. it works.

[Nick]

I loved how Gerber ended the last issue of Man-Thing.

[Terrible-D]

I hadn't even heard of his passing. His groundbreaking work on Howard and Man-Thing was a little before my time, and my only experience was from a few ratty issues at the public library. Admitably, some of the humor and social commentary went well over my pre-teen head.
A lot of people were unknowingly exposed to his work. He was a story editor on the 80's Transformers and G.I. Joe cartoons. He also was the creator of Thundarr the Barbarian.