Thing: Liberty Legion #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Red Skull in the Sunset!", the Thing joins the Liberty Legion in a high-stakes mission to correct a timeline fracture caused by a lost Vibranium canister that altered World War II. With the Fantastic Four racing through time to stop Baron Zemo and reclaim the stolen metal, the aftermath leaves only half the material accounted for—leaving the Thing poised to dive back into the past once more. Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated with dynamic precision by John Buscema, inks by Sam Grainger, and colors by Phil Rache, this issue features a classic cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott.
In "And Then--The Invaders!", the Fantastic Four journey back to 1942 when Reed Richards' time platform accidentally sends a canister of Vibranium into the past, allowing the Nazis to alter history. Joining forces with the Invaders—Captain America, Namor, Human Torch, Bucky Barnes, and Toro—they battle Baron Zemo and his allies to reclaim the stolen metal. Back in their own time, the Thing notices a troubling discrepancy: half the Vibranium is missing, and he’s already preparing to leap back into the past once more.
In "Their Name Is Legion!", The Thing ventures alone into 1942, racing against time to recover stolen vibranium before it falls into the hands of Nazi forces. With the Liberty Legion—Patriot, Red Raven, Jack Frost, Blue Diamond, Thin Man, Miss America, and Whizzer—by his side, he confronts Skyshark, Master Man, and U-Man in a high-stakes mission that could change history.
In "Showdown at Sea!" from *Thing: Liberty Legion* #nn (2011), the Thing teams up with the Liberty Legion—Patriot, Red Raven, Jack Frost, Blue Diamond, Thin Man, Miss America, and the Whizzer—in a high-stakes 1942 mission to stop a horde of super-powered Nazis from seizing a vibranium canister that’s mysteriously traveled from 1976. With help from the Watcher and a surprise appearance by the Fantastic Four, the heroes race across the Atlantic to prevent the weapon from falling into enemy hands.
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