Surprised you didn't mention Man-Thing's cameo in Alan Moore's Swamp Thing #46. When Swamp Thing meets the Parliament of Trees for the first time, they show him some of the Swamp Elementals of other worlds, and Man-Thing (and The Heap, who was the grandaddy of all swamp monsters) are shown in one panel.

Fun Fact: Both Man-Thing and Swamp-Thing were actually based on another comic book swamp monster, The Heap from Air Boy comics. (Formerly known as Air Fighter comics.)

One of my favorite Marvel characters. Glad he is getting some attention from readers and the internet audience.

Man-Thing is one of those characters that is great in small doses but loses its luster if overexposed.

The Man-Thing is an interesting character. He's a force of nature who strikes down those who fear him, eternally patrolling his swamp to protect the gateway to all realities. I think where writers fail with him is when they treat him as just another monster when he's so much more than that. I hope they eventually give him a series with a good writer who understands him.

Genndy Tartakovsky could probably handle a man-thing show

Steve Gerber as a fan turned pro writer with a deep love of American comics gifted Marvel so much. The Nexus of All Realities is all Marvel needed to explain or explain away their entire continuity.

Don't forget the Golden Age character, the Heap.

My favorite description of Man-Thing is that he is essentially a "Plot device" and I can agree with that, but it also makes him a rather intriguing character. A "hero" who's stories build more off of what's going on around him rather than him himself, he's just there to do whatever it is he does. Man-Thing isn't the story, he's just in it. And I think that's what makes him an interesting character, the world doesn't revolve around him, it just gets in his way.

Huge fan of both Swampthing and Manthing (both who in my opinion are both highly underrated) Put Swamp-Thing in the sequel to Suicide Squad, and Man-Thing in the next Dr. Strange film!

Man thing is actually capable of change and has had a character park during his time in “thunderbolts” and thanks to “Satana” has gained his mind back

Gerber is the most underrated marvel writer. The ManThing and Howard the Duck series in the 70s were incredible. Imo, some of the best Marvel comics ever.

The coolest comic book character ever.

I wish Marvel would launch there own Vertigo type imprint where all there horror and weird stuff gets a home. More mature stories and what not would be nice as well with that line. I really want Man-Thing to get an Alan Moore type reboot to him he's pretty cool. Though Im a big fan of Swamp Thing, I would love to see Man-Thing get the same treatment.

I’m an atomic child of the 70s and Man Thing always transfixed my attention eventually I would grow to appreciate Steve Gerber as one of the greatest under appreciated writers in the comics industry before or since ; he always deserved so much more he’s more human than human !

As someone who grew up loving Swamp Thing as a kid, I can say with all honesty I think I like Man-Thing more. Man-Thing's lack of emotion and it's ability to literally incinerate anything that fears it pretty badass. And it's lack of speech is fine with me. It won't be spouting any cringey one-liners or meta jokes.

I snagged a copy of Man-Thing vol.1, Issue #5 today at my comic book shop. "Night of the Laughing Dead!" I'm steadily draining my comic shop of Steve Gerber-helmed comics.... and I have you to thank/blame. Cheers.

One highlight of the Man Thing from the 1980's were his guest appearances in Marvell Team Up and The Uncanny X-Men where he fought with Spider Man and Cyclops against the ancient demon Despayre! This demon feeds on both fear and of course despair and is a source of pain for the empathic Man Thing. Despayre was also trying to tap into the Nexus of Realities to extend his reign through all realms of existence. These were brilliantly written stories by Chris Claremont and were beautifully drawn by John Byrne and Dave Cockrum. Forgotten classics!

Maybe they could take full advantage of the Nexus of Realities and have our heroes go on a voyage there for future stories.

You had me at punch an alligator. It was also the best dirty joke in comics. You walk in the comic store when the annual comes out and say can I have a Giant size Man- Thing?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣