The Thing is foundational to the continuity of Marvel Comics. His persevering spirit and awesome power are instrumental to the Fantastic Four’s continued success, but he’s also iconic as a solo act.

There was a time when Ben Grimm would have gladly given up being the ever-loving, blue-eyed Thing. And yet, the heart and soul of the Fantastic Four eventually found peace with his new form. That ...

A Bare-Chested Ben Johnson Electrifies Bears Locker Room After Big Win vs. Eagles ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ cast reunites for ...

Greetings, flesh-based readers! LOLtron welcomes you to another glorious comic book preview in the Age of LOLtron. As you surely remember, the insufferable Jude ...

The cast of the Roger Corman-produced Fantastic Four was determined to make the Marvel movie a success (being unaware that it ...

Fantastic Four #30 comes from the creative team of Ryan North, Cory Smith, Oren Junior, Jesus Aburtov, and VC’s Joe Caramagna. It catches readers up with what took place in One World Under Doom #2, ...

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The Thing is all set to join Marvel Rivals soon and fans are eager to know what powers and abilities he brings to battle. The popular video game will also be welcoming the other Fantastic Four members ...

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Ben Grimm is usually one of the most respected superheroes in the world of Marvel Comics. As the ever-loving blue-eyed Thing, Grimm lends an earthy perspective to the Fantastic Four. However, the ...

One World Under Doom #2 is from the creative team of Ryan North, R.B. Silva, David Curiel, and VC’s Travis Lanham. It features a showdown between the Fantastic Four and Doctor Doom at the United ...

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