The Thing #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis March 1986 Marvel issue throws the spotlight on a wild, sprawling brawl that fills nearly every inch of the cover — a red-haired woman in a white cowboy hat and purple outfit leads a chaotic melee involving a dozen colorful combatants, while a lone figure in the middle of the pile-up cries out "Help!" The cover banner proudly announces "Gangway for the New Grapplers!", promising a story that lives up to its title, "Battle of the Sexes." Ron Wilson's pencils and Kim DeMulder's inks pack the yellow-backed composition with genuine kinetic energy, and the Thing himself looms watchfully in the corner inset — suggesting that even Marvel's lovable blue-eyed idol of millions may find this particular fight a little hard to sort out.
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The Thing wrestles Battleaxe, as well as the rest of The New Grapplers. The original Titania is killed by Scourge.
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