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Swamp thing vs man thing vs glob

set in a swap and fight using their NORMAL Capabilities of have they are normally presented in comics

1. They all fight each other
2. if it is mismatch then manthing and glob go up against swamp thing
3. who's just the better character

Trying to motivate Man-Thing to do something is the challenge; he just stands in a heap until someone gets afraid then he wakes up and moves.
Definitive match-up btwn MT and ST is old issue of Marvel WHAT THE?! parody mag.
Swamp Thing is the best character, here.

But Man-Thing is cooler to look at.

So basically it's just a bunch of deformed freaks fighting each other? This is like watching three Special Ed kids go at it. No matter which one wins, they're all retarded.

Originally posted by Hulk Power
So basically it's just a bunch of deformed freaks fighting each other? This is like watching three Special Ed kids go at it. No matter which one wins, they're all retarded.

Ah...sounds like you missed the Alan Moore days on Swamp Thing. Poetry, my friend. Beautiful.

Swamp Thing wins.

Glob is way to powerful 6foot6 900pounds class 100 strength and Demi Godlike durability

Glob thunderclaps them into space

Swamp Thing. Uber powered or otherwise.

Originally posted by roughrider
Ah...sounds like you missed the Alan Moore days on Swamp Thing. Poetry, my friend. Beautiful.

Very true I loved the darkness run and swampy in space Thae Gotham episodes were great but Alan Moores best will always be miracleman rough rider, track it down

Originally posted by Whirlysplatt
Very true I loved the darkness run and swampy in space Thae Gotham episodes were great but Alan Moores best will always be miracleman rough rider, track it down

Saw some of earliest work on MM in a collection, working with Alan Davis I believe. How long was Moore's run in its entirety?

Originally posted by roughrider
Saw some of earliest work on MM in a collection, working with Alan Davis I believe. How long was Moore's run in its entirety?

He dis the original stuff in Warrior early eighties, the reprints and later work published by eclipse went up to the end of the Olympus run where Neil Gaiman took over.