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Collects Marvel Two-In-One (1974) #47-60, Annual (1976) #4. Benjamin J. Grimm - the world's one and only Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing - doesn't shy away from any fight. And in this Marvel Masterworks edition, he'll have to plow through the Machinesmith, the hated Yancy Street Gang, Graviton, Crossfire and even his younger self! But he's not fighting alone: The Thing will battle alongside Jack of Hearts, Doctor Strange, the Inhumans, Moon Knight and the Human Torch - as well as the Marvel Universe's greatest poker club! But all this action is just a prelude to Gruenwald, Macchio, Byrne and Pérez's all-time classic: the PROJECT PEGASUS SAGA! The Project is part advanced energy research facility and part super villain prison - and that makes for one dangerous (and exciting!) combination when the inmates break out! Plus: Don't miss the incorrigible Impossible Man's attack on the Marvel Bullpen!
The Thing faces a gauntlet of villains and personal challenges as he defends the Marvel Universe. Benjamin J. Grimm, the Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing, confronts a series of formidable foes including Machinesmith, Graviton, and Crossfire, alongside the persistent Yancy Street Gang. He also grapples with a younger version of himself, indicating a temporal or alternate reality element. Throughout these battles, he finds allies in characters like Jack of Hearts, Doctor Strange, the Inhumans, Moon Knight, and the Human Torch, suggesting a collaborative and action-packed narrative. The overarching conflict escalates with the introduction of Project Pegasus, a facility that is both an advanced energy research center and a super villain prison, leading to a major breakout saga.
This collection is presented as a significant entry in the Marvel Masterworks line, focusing on a pivotal era for The Thing and introducing the expansive Project Pegasus Saga. The inclusion of numerous popular Marvel characters and the promise of classic storylines suggest a strong appeal to long-time fans of the Fantastic Four and the wider Marvel Universe. The blend of high-stakes action, character-driven conflict, and the introduction of a major new setting like Project Pegasus indicates a narrative that is both epic in scope and rich in classic comic book storytelling. The inclusion of the Impossible Man also points to the series' characteristic mix of serious adventure and lighthearted, meta-textual humor.
Page Count:
320
Publication Date:
2020-11-17
Publisher:
Marvel Worldwide, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
1302922203
ISBN-13:
9781302922207
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