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Here's The Thing! | Marvel Two-In-One

Thinking that he'd be better off if he wasn't the Thing, Ben takes Mr. Fantastic's serum and uses Dr. Doom's time machine to travel back in time to the early days of the Fantastic Four. There, before the Fantastic Four set up shop in the Baxter Building, Ben finds his earlier self and things get weird! Subscribe for weekly comic book deep dives, reviews, and fun conversations! https://bit.ly/2WYvgkt Welcome to ComicPop — where comic books meet conversation! Whether you’re into Marvel, DC, or indie comics, our team of passionate fans breaks down the stories, characters, and creators behind your favorite books. From hilarious Batman rants to emotional Spider-Man retrospectives, every episode brings a mix of insight, humor, and honest comic book talk. Longform reviews of Marvel & DC story arcs Character breakdowns and lore deep dives Funny, no-gatekeeping comic book discussions Whether you're a longtime reader or just getting started, hit subscribe and join the ComicPop community! Browse our official ComicPop trade paperback library (updated constantly!) 🔗 https://www.libib.com/u/comicpop Follow us everywhere else! Patreon – https://www.patreon.com/comicpop Discord – https://discord.gg/YdyWAhH Twitch – http://www.twitch.tv/comicpop TikTok – https://www.tiktok.com/@comicpoppa Instagram – https://instagram.com/comicpopofficial Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/groups/comicpop/ Mailbag: ComicPop PO Box 1157 Denville, NJ 07834 (Note: We can’t return anything sent—sorry!) More ComicPop content: ► ComicPop (Main Channel) – https://youtube.com/comicpop ► ComicPop Returns (Talk & Commentary) – https://www.youtube.com/c/ComicPopReturns ► ComicPop Plays (Games & Reactions) – https://youtube.com/@comicpopplays

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Litch-Kun _81

Ahhh shit here we go again 🔥🔥

Mx Self-Destruct

So, on the topic of government employees making stuff, it belongs to the government. I know this because I’ve been in that exact position. I literally designed the armor system that eventually got mass adopted and produced by General Dynamics for the Stryker fighting vehicle. I have literally never even been mentioned in conjunction with it, however, because I was just a Specialist working in a welding shop in Iraq when the Stryker brigade came to us asking to put some extra armor on their vehicles. It fell to me because it was snowing and nobody else wanted to work outside, so I blueprinted it, prototyped it, and installed it, and I received nothing.

ComicPop!

That is incredible! You got hosed, sir.

Aaron Goforth

It’s crazy that this is episode 599 of back issues