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4 comments:
I agree, he shouldn't speak, for the same reasons you say.
This pairing works for the same reason he shouldn't speak, Man-Thing at his beast was a backdoor anthology. He framed the tale at hand.
First off: great job with today's cover! Though the originating artists might have been Gil Kane and Neal Adams, you also seemed to have channeled a little bit of the late, great Joe Kubert, as well. :-)
Secondly: I agree with you about the Man-Thing being at his best when he's mute. It might've made for a nice "What If...? story gimmick back in Marvel's Silver Age. But, introducing it into their modern canon would be a bigger travesty than that Roger Cormanized TV-movie adaptation for Syfy Channel!
What you guys all said.
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