Marvel Comics The Fantastic Four will finally ... Juggernaut when a bounty is put on his head. "THE THING CLOBBERS THE MARVEL UNIVERSE! Ben Grimm may be the strongest member of the Fantastic ...

Ben Grimm is best known as the Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing of the Fantastic Four ... who recently made his Marvel Comics debut with Venom War: Wolverine. The artwork will be provided by Leonard ...

Set photos from earlier this summer appeared to show the MCU’s take on The Thing — a somewhat-practical design that seems to be directly inspired by his appearance in the pages of Marvel Comics.

Ben Grimm is off on his own to track down a missing girl and uncover a mystery from his past in The Thing #1, written by Tony Fleecs, drawn by Leonard Kirk, and cover art by Nick Bradshaw.

Ben Grimm is usually one of the most respected superheroes in the world of Marvel Comics. As the ever-loving blue-eyed Thing , Grimm lends an earthy perspective to the Fantastic Four .

This March is Clobberin' Time because Ben Grimm is back and headlining an all-new Marvel Comics solo series. The Thing will be a five-issue limited series written by Tony Fleecs, following his ...

Marvel Studios has announced that a final trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps will be with us later this week with a ...

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First Steps" director Matt Shakman reveals in a foreward to a new Marvel Comics collection which issues inspired the new film ...

The Thing in comics (Image via Marvel Comics) ... The Thing/Ben Grimm actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach, recently was on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and dished some details regarding his superhero character. Ad.

Ben Grimm is best known as the Ever-Lovin’ Blue-Eyed Thing of the Fantastic Four.However, a new miniseries will see the ace pilot flying solo. He will also be fighting some villains he has never ...

Ben Grimm may be the strongest member of the Fantastic Four, but once upon a time, he was just a scrawny kid from Yancy Street," reads Marvel's official description of The Thing #1.