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    Marvel Comics Presents #165

    Marvel Comics Presents » Marvel Comics Presents #165 - Behold the Man-Thing - Part 2 released by Marvel on October 11, 1994.

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    "Power Play" part 2 of 3

    Madness fills the mall, as Vengeance fights for his survival against Buchanan and his exorcist guns, with power-mad Psiphon as part of the deal.

    "Slave of Passion" part 4 of 4, 'Ensnared'

    Tigra uses her kittenish charm and her tiger like ferocity to free the aborigine women, who were captured and sold into slavery.

    "Behold the Man-Thing" part 2 of 4

    Dazed and confused Ted Sallis is discovered by members of a genteel Southern household. The fear crazed nightmare of the swamp-creature, all but forgotten. forgotten that is, until Ted decides to enter the mysterious east wing.

    "Confrontation"

    The confrontational events in this story take place before Reed Richards untimely death in Fantastic Four #381.

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    Marvel Comics Presents #165 - Behold the Man-Thing - Part 2 by gc8 on March 23, 2010

    You won't find listings for a number of the creators of the stories in these issues of Marvel Comics Presents here on Comic Vine. Several of them didn't really do more than a few issues of this anthology before leaving the field. Perhaps Marvel was having a tough time attracting talent during the age of independents; whatever the cause, the quality of the work is pretty mediocre, with neither stories, nor art particularly memorable.  What you get in this issue: The Man-Thing story continues to p...

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