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| Title = Man-Thing
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| Image = Man-Thing Vol 1 22.jpg
| Image = Man-Thing v.1 22.jpg
 
| Volume = 1
 
| Issue = 22
 
 
| Month = October
 
| Month = October
 
| Year = 1975
 
| Year = 1975
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| CoverArtist2 = Klaus Janson
 
| CoverArtist2 = Klaus Janson
   
| PreviousIssue = [[Man-Thing 21|Man-Thing #21]]
 
 
| NextIssue = —
 
| NextIssue = —
   
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| StoryTitle1 = "Pop Goes the Cosmos!"
 
| StoryTitle1 = "Pop Goes the Cosmos!"
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| Synopsis1 = Continued from last issue... Marvel Comics writer Steve Gerber is writing a letter of admission and an explanation that he will no longer be writing the Man-Thing comic book. He explains that in 1972 he was visited by Dakimh the mystic who had chose him to write stories based on the real life exploits of the Man-Thing, and that all the Man-Thing stories were all told to Gerber by Dakimh. He also explains Thog's current plot and how he managed to escape his last imprisonment:<br>
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When Dakimh was physically killed by Klonus it causes an eclipse in the realm of the dog-gods, which allowed Thog to escape his imprisonment. He then plotted to take over the universe by building a tower out of Nightmare Boxes which would be filled with emotional energies collected by his pawns Denielle and Robert Nicolls.
| Editor1_1 = Len Wein
 
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Gerber then goes on to explain that the Nightmare Box which was stolen from Atlanta was delivered to his home in New York by a mysterious man.
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Shortly after, he is attacked by demons under the rule of Thog, who succeed in collecting the box and suck Gerber into it. He finds himself in another dimension and soon finds the Man-Thing.
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The two work together to topple Thog's tower which causes the universe to condense into one moment. There the Man-Thing battles Thog one more time, eventually Thog gives into his fear and is incinerated by the Man-Thing's touch. Dakimh then uses his magical powers to restore the universe to its natural order.
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Gerber finishes his letter to his editor by telling him that after he was returned to his apartment in New York where he was thanked by Dakimh for his assistance before he and the Man-Thing departed.
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| Writer1_1 = Steve Gerber
 
| Writer1_1 = Steve Gerber
 
| Penciler1_1 = Jim Mooney
 
| Penciler1_1 = Jim Mooney
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| Colourist1_1 = Don Warfield
 
| Colourist1_1 = Don Warfield
 
| Letterer1_1 = Irving Watanabe
 
| Letterer1_1 = Irving Watanabe
 
| Editor1_1 = Len Wein
   
| Appearing1 =
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| Appearing1 =
 
'''Featured Characters:'''
 
'''Featured Characters:'''
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* {{apn|[[Theodore Sallis (Earth-616)|Man-Thing]]||Giant-Size Man-Thing #5}}
* [[Man-Thing]]
 
 
 
'''Supporting Characters:'''
 
'''Supporting Characters:'''
* [[Dakimh the Enchanter]]
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* {{apn|[[Dakimh (Earth-616)|Dakimh the Enchanter]]|Giant-Size Man-Thing #3|Howard the Duck #22}}
* [[Steve Gerber]]
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* {{apn|[[Steve Gerber (Earth-616)|Steve Gerber]]|-|Howard the Duck #16}} {{1st}}
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'''Antagonists:'''
 
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* {{flashonly|[[Thog (Earth-616)|Thog the Nether-Spawn]]}}
'''Villains:'''
 
* [[Thog the Nether-Spawn]]
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* [[Thog (Earth-616)|Thog]]'s demons {{flashonly}}
 
 
'''Other Characters:'''
 
'''Other Characters:'''
* Danielle Nicole
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* {{Flashback|[[Danielle Nicolle (Earth-616)|Danielle Nicole]]}}
* Roland Duhl
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* {{Flashback|[[Roland Duhl (Earth-616)|Roland Duhl]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Elsbeth Duhl (Earth-616)|Elsbeth Duhl]]}}
 
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Robert Nicolle (Earth-616)|Scavenger]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Wundarr (Earth-616)|Wundarr]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Mad Viking (Josefsen) (Earth-616)|Mad Viking]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Fathers (Earth-616)|Fathers]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Howard the Duck (Earth-791021)|Howard the Duck]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Khordes (Earth-616)|Khordes]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Maura Spinner (Earth-616)|Maura Spinner]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Ross G. Everbest (Earth-616)|Foolkiller]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Korrek (Earth-616)|Korrek]]}}
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* {{apn|[[Jennifer Kale (Earth-616)|Jennifer Kale]]|Giant-Size Man-Thing #3|Howard the Duck #22}} {{FlashOnly}}
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* {{apn|[[Joshua Kale (Earth-616)|Joshua Kale]]|Fear #19|Doctor Strange Vol 2 41}} {{FlashOnly}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Richard Rory (Earth-616)|Richard Rory]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Carol Selby (Earth-616)|Carol Selby]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Olivia Selby (Earth-616)|Olivia Selby]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Klonus (Earth-616)|Klonus]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Mortak (Earth-616)|Mortak the Usurper]]}}
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* {{Mentioned|[[Zhered-Na (Earth-616)|Zhered-Na]]}}
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* {{flashonly|[[Astrid Josefsen (Earth-616)|Astrid Josefsen]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[F.A. Schist (Earth-616)|F.A. Schist]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Mark Jackson (Earth-616)|Mark Jackson]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Wallace Corlee (Earth-616)|Wallace Corlee]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Eugene Spangler (Earth-616)|Eugene "The Star" Spangler]]}}
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* {{Cameo|[[Peter Parker (Earth-616)|Spider-Man]]}}
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* {{Cameo|[[Thor Odinson (Earth-616)|Thor]]}}
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* {{Cameo|[[Conan (Earth-616)|Conan]]}}
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* {{Cameo|[[Bruce Banner (Earth-616)|Hulk]]}}
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* {{Cameo|[[Jonathan Storm (Earth-616)|Human Torch]]}}
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'''Races and Species:'''
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* {{a|[[Homo sapiens|Humans]]}}
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* {{a|[[Demons]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Dakkamites]]}}
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* {{Mentioned|[[God-Dogs|Dog-Gods]]}}
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* {{Cameo|[[Asgardians]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Duckworldians]]}}
 
'''Locations:'''
 
'''Locations:'''
* [[Florida]]
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* {{a|[[Florida]]}}
:*[[Citrusville]]
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** {{a|[[Citrusville]]}}
:*[[Everglades]]
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** {{a|[[Everglades]]}}
:*[[Man-Thing's Swamp]]
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** {{a|[[Man-Thing's Swamp]]}}
:*[[Nexus of All Realities]]
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** {{a|[[Nexus of All Realities]]}}
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* {{FlashOnly|[[Therea]]}}
 
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* {{Mentioned|[[Sominus]]}}
 
'''Items:'''
 
'''Items:'''
* None
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* <br/>
 
 
'''Vehicles:'''
 
'''Vehicles:'''
* None
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* <br/>
 
| Cast1 = Theodore Sallis (Earth-616)
 
| Cast2 = Dakimh the Enchanter
 
| Cast3 = Thog the Nether-Spawn
 
| Cast4 =
 
| Cast5 =
 
| Cast6 =
 
| Location1 = Florida
 
| Location2 = Citrusville
 
| Location3 = Everglades
 
| Location4 = Man-Thing's Swamp
 
| Location5 = Nexus of All Realities
 
| Item1 =
 
| Item2 =
 
| Vehicle1 =
 
| Vehicle2 =
 
 
| Notes =
 
 
* Final issue of the series.
 
 
* The [[Man-Thing]] chronologically appears next in [[Giant-Size Man-Thing 5|''Giant-Size Man-Thing'' #5]]. His next actual appearance is in [[Marvel Premeiere 28|''Marvel Premiere'' #28]].
 
 
* [[Dakimh the Enchanter]] appears next in [[Howard the Duck 22|''Howard the Duck'' (Volume 1) #22]].
 
 
* [[Thog the Nether-Spawn]] appears next in [[Defenders 99|''Defenders'' (Volume 1) #99]].
 
 
| Trivia =
 
* The tagline for this issue is, "Is This the Day the Man-Thing Dies?"
 
   
 
| Notes = * Final issue of the series.
 
| Trivia = * The tagline for this issue is, "Is This the Day the Man-Thing Dies?"
 
* First appearance of writer [[Steve Gerber]] as a comic book character.
 
* First appearance of writer [[Steve Gerber]] as a comic book character.
 
 
| Recommended =
 
| Recommended =
*[[Comics:Man-Thing Vol 1|Man-Thing (Volume 1)]]
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* [[Man-Thing Vol 1]]
*[[Comics:Man-Thing Vol 2|Man-Thing (Volume 2)]]
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* [[Man-Thing Vol 2]]
*[[Comics:Man-Thing Vol 3|Man-Thing (Volume 3)]]
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* [[Man-Thing Vol 3]]
*[[Comics:Man-Thing Vol 4|Man-Thing (Volume 4)]]
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* [[Man-Thing Vol 4]]
   
 
| CustomSection1 = Related Articles
 
| CustomSection1 = Related Articles
 
| CustomText1 =
 
| CustomText1 =
* [[Man-Thing/Gallery|Man-Thing image gallery]]
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* [[Theodore Sallis (Earth-616)/Gallery|Man-Thing image gallery]]
* [[Man-Thing/Appearances|Man-Thing chronology page]]
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* [[:Category:Theodore Sallis (Earth-616)/Appearances|Man-Thing chronology page]]
* [[Man-Thing/Quotes|Man-Thing quotes page]]
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* [[:Category:Theodore Sallis (Earth-616)/Quotes|Man-Thing quotes page]]
   
 
| Links =
 
| Links =

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Synopsis for ""Pop Goes the Cosmos!""

Continued from last issue... Marvel Comics writer Steve Gerber is writing a letter of admission and an explanation that he will no longer be writing the Man-Thing comic book. He explains that in 1972 he was visited by Dakimh the mystic who had chose him to write stories based on the real life exploits of the Man-Thing, and that all the Man-Thing stories were all told to Gerber by Dakimh. He also explains Thog's current plot and how he managed to escape his last imprisonment:
When Dakimh was physically killed by Klonus it causes an eclipse in the realm of the dog-gods, which allowed Thog to escape his imprisonment. He then plotted to take over the universe by building a tower out of Nightmare Boxes which would be filled with emotional energies collected by his pawns Denielle and Robert Nicolls.

Gerber then goes on to explain that the Nightmare Box which was stolen from Atlanta was delivered to his home in New York by a mysterious man.

Shortly after, he is attacked by demons under the rule of Thog, who succeed in collecting the box and suck Gerber into it. He finds himself in another dimension and soon finds the Man-Thing.

The two work together to topple Thog's tower which causes the universe to condense into one moment. There the Man-Thing battles Thog one more time, eventually Thog gives into his fear and is incinerated by the Man-Thing's touch. Dakimh then uses his magical powers to restore the universe to its natural order.

Gerber finishes his letter to his editor by telling him that after he was returned to his apartment in New York where he was thanked by Dakimh for his assistance before he and the Man-Thing departed.

Notes

  • Final issue of the series.

Trivia

  • The tagline for this issue is, "Is This the Day the Man-Thing Dies?"
  • First appearance of writer Steve Gerber as a comic book character.

See Also

Recommended Reading

Links and References

References