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    Adventure into Fear #11

    Adventure into Fear » Adventure into Fear #11 - The Haunter of the Swamp! released by Marvel on December 1972.

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    The Haunter of the Swamp! last edited by Polstheone on 10/20/21 07:47AM View full history

    Jennifer Kale is an amateur witch, a young woman still unfamiliar with her ties to the occult. What bond will be forged between Jennifer and Man-Thing? And when Jennifer accidentally unleashes the Nether-Spawn, will help come all too late?

    1. Night of the Nether-Spawn! - two young people release a horror in the swamp and Man-Thing must intervene.
    2. The Spider Waits (reprint) - a man with a hatred of spiders is about to find that spiders hate him too

    Beginning with this issue Steve Gerber starts his run on Man-Thing.

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    Adventure into Fear #11 - The Haunter of the Swamp! by gc8 on January 27, 2011

    Adventure into Fear #11 has Steve Gerber taking over the writing of the Man-Thing. Under his guidance the swamp creature would become a true standout in the comics world, but there is little indication of that here. It seems like Mr. Gerber wasn't sure what to do with the Man-Thing, and so treats him like a superhero - the story is filled with the standard superhero cliches where one fighter announces what they are doing and why, and battles are filled with long soliloquies (admittedly not by Ma...

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