Marvel Masterworks: Marvel Two-in-One #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Black Sun Lives!", Dr. Kort frees Deathlok from Mentallo’s control, setting off a chain of events that brings Fury to reclaim the cyborg for SHIELD. When Nighthawk’s team discovers a strange rock containing a trapped alien, the creature’s monstrous appearance draws fear—yet he surprises everyone by aiding Thing and Nighthawk in rescuing children from a burning building. Written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Ron Wilson, with inks by Pablo Marcos, colors by Sam Kato, and letters by Gaspar Saladino and Bruce Patterson, this 2018 Marvel Masterworks issue features a striking cover by Ernie Chan.
In "Touch Not the Hand of Seth!", the Human Torch races against time to save Black Sun after their battle, bringing him to Dr. Donald Blake for help—only to be pulled into a divine clash when the Thing is caught in the middle of a confrontation between Thor and the Egyptian god Seth.
In "Death on the Bridge to Heaven!", the Thing teams up with Thor for a high-stakes clash across dimensions, facing Seth, the Egyptian god of death. When Seth unleashes the unstoppable Devourer, even he can't contain the creature’s rampage, and the battle threatens to spiral beyond control.
In "Does Anyone Remember...The Hijacker!?", the Thing teams up with Black Goliath at Stark West to test an experimental space suit when a familiar thief makes a sudden return, disrupting the test with a high-stakes heist. With the suit’s systems under strain, the duo must rely on their strength and wits to stop the Hijacker’s latest scheme.
In "A Tale of Two Countries!" from Marvel Masterworks: Marvel Two-in-One #3, the Thing and Iron Fist find themselves caught in a high-stakes diplomatic crisis on a small Asian island, where they must navigate treacherous alliances to rescue a queen from the clutches of a powerful general. The clash of cultures and the weight of duty test their resolve as they step into a conflict far beyond their usual battles.
In "The Fixer and Mentallo Are Back and the World Will Never Be The Same!", the Fixer and Mentallo strike from the shadows, seizing the Thing during a SHIELD operation and turning him into a weapon to breach the Baxter Building. With the help of Doom’s time platform, they pull Deathlok from the future, setting off a chain of events that threatens to unravel reality as it’s known.
In "Day of the Demolisher!", Deathlok, mind-controlled by the Fixer and Mentallo, turns his deadly focus on Jimmy Carter during his presidential inauguration, forcing the Fantastic Four and Nick Fury to race against time to prevent a catastrophe. With the fate of a nation hanging in the balance, the heroes must unravel the villains' scheme before it's too late.
When the Thing and Alicia are en route to England with Deathlok in tow, a sudden detour leads them to assist Namor in fending off a swarm of piranha—turning a routine mission into a splashy, high-stakes encounter.
In "A Monster Walks Among Us!", Dr. Kort and Nighthawk uncover a strange rock hiding an alien being whose monstrous appearance sparks fear—yet he proves his worth when he helps Thing and Nighthawk rescue children from a burning building. As the alien struggles to be seen beyond his form, secrets about his origin begin to surface, and the line between threat and ally blurs.
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