Man-Thing Vs Swamp Thing - a question of who's doing it 0

[Sauce Dog]

On 9/2/2019 at 9:50 PM, Xenosmilus said:

The creator just trying to be different and have a character that is less anthropomorphic then most?

Don't think we can give the creator that much credit when The Heap had the same nose, and even then the Heap was inspired by IT! 

Swamp creatures begetting swamp creatures begetting swamp creatures!

[Readcomix]

Anyone got a Hulk 197 handy? That's the only time I'm aware of when Wrightson drew the Man-Thing (and it's a great cover).

[Naphtha]

On 1/26/2012 at 7:56 AM, OveraboundingMint said:

I always feel that Man-Thing is a far more superior and much more sophisticated horror concept than Swamp Thing ever was, with or without consideration of Alan Moore's writing on the latter.

 

The Man-Thing has always been one of the most underrated character and title of the Bronze age. He is one of those dream characters i would like to see in the Defenders done 70s-80s style.

I always felt like Man-Thing was missing something special that Swamp Thing had...Adrienne Barbeau and Heather Locklear.

[joeypost]

On 9/14/2019 at 1:30 PM, Readcomix said:

Anyone got a Hulk 197 handy? That's the only time I'm aware of when Wrightson drew the Man-Thing (and it's a great cover).

[Readcomix]

Thx @joeypost ! Mine is filed away somewhere, but I love it. Always regretted trading it away; got one back recently courtesy of @speedcake 

[speedcake]

1 hour ago, Readcomix said:

Thx @joeypost ! Mine is filed away somewhere, but I love it. Always regretted trading it away; got one back recently courtesy of @speedcake 

[joeypost]

Here is one of my 9.8 copies. I have a Pedigree copy, regular Universal and a Signed copy.