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Entries in The Thing (3)

Sunday
Dec042011

Marvel MMO Character Update: Some Assembly Required

Marvel has rolled out some new images of the character designs for the upcoming Marvel Universe Online MMO. I've already featured the designs for Wolverine, and below we have Captain America, Thor, The Thing and Iron Man. Check 'em out, and let me know what you think!

 

 

 

Thursday
Mar102011

Confirmed: Ben Grimm's Dingus is Orange Bricks

Well, a question that's been haunting us all since at least Mallrats has finally been resolved: sex with the Thing, be it in your creepy stepfather's puppet factory or the back of a Volkswagen, is an uncomfortable proposition. Stan the Man himself confirms Aunt Petunia's favorite nephew is packing a bunch of bricks in his pants, telling Vanity Fair:

I guess common sense would say it was made of orange rock too, but I always thought it was more interesting to think about Reed Richards. As you know, he had the ability to stretch, and sexually, that would seem to be a great asset in many areas.

Of course, that raises as many questions as it answers: has Stan really spent quality time thinking about Reed's junk? What about Sue? Does she create forcefields in lieu of traditional birth control? Does she get some action from Reed while he's busying himself in the lab without him even noticing, 'cause she's invisible?

And what does Ben pee?

Regardless of the answers to any of the above, I think its fair to say that nothing in the upcoming Fear Itself event could come anywhere close to the horrifying prospect of a date with The Thing.

Thanks for scarring me for life, Stan!

Sunday
Sep262010

Magic ring transforms gawky tween into Ben Grimm, bad puns and all

I know, it's a shock - network TV execs, a group known for their impeccable taste and the utmost respect for their viewership, in a rare lapse of judgement approved this bizarre program, making the experience of growing up in the '80s just a little more surreal.

Confession: as a kid I totally lived for this show, simply because it was an era completely opposite from the one in which we now live: that is to say, finding a comics character anywhere outside those dot-matrix colored pages was nearly impossible.  Power Records had come and gone, and it would be another 20 years or so before a decent super-hero film finally saw the light of day.

Simply put, you took what you could get.

Clip via Super Punch.