Man-Thing #3
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Man-Thing #3

marvel • 1974

Series
Man-Thing
Issue
3
Publisher
Marvel
Cover date
Mar 31, 1974
Story title
Day of the Killer, Night of the Fool
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Published by Marvel Comics in the early 1970s, this issue is a notable entry in the character's first solo series, which blended gothic horror with the traditional superhero genre. Collectors prize these early Man-Thing stories for their distinctive atmosphere and the creative contributions of writers like Steve Gerber, who helped define the swamp creature's unique place in the Marvel Universe.

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