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    The Infernal Man-Thing #2

    The Infernal Man-Thing » The Infernal Man-Thing #2 released by Marvel on September 2012.

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    Steve Gerber’s last untold MAN-THING epic continues!!!

    Brian Lazarus reaches the abandoned mental hospital in the Florida's swamp where lives the Man-Thing. And where all his life changed many years ago, when the same Man-Thing saved his life. Here, his maddening fantasies are waiting his return, some to help, some to kill. Old acquaintenances start to close in the asylum to help.

    Also featuring part two of the classic “Song Cry of a Dead Man”

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    Magnified emotions and unbridled madness in the Swamps! 0

    The Infernal Man-Thing #2 by thanosrules on July 18, 2012

    Recommended!Another Infernal Man-Thing, another strange trip.There is just something about this story, something you cannot deny. Unfortunately, it is not tangible, nor is it easy to explain.During most of the story I feel unworthy, unable to comprehend what is reallygoing on, unsure as to if I should understand. To say it is “heady”, is an understatement. Steve Gerber had a plan for this story - and I hope by the end of the next (and last) issue in this mini-series, I understand that plan.Wheth...

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