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Cover: Liam Sharp

Man-Thing #4

Mar 1998 · Marvel · 2.99 USD; 4.20 CAD
“Silent Night”

In "Silent Night," writer John Marc DeMatteis and artist Liam Sharp deliver a haunting tale as Eric Simon Payne, tormented by a Nexus fragment, descends into madness that warps reality itself. Trapped in a nightmarish version of Rosewell Sanitarium, Payne sees the Man-Thing as a demon and takes up arms as Devil-Slayer in a desperate, delusional bid for salvation. The cover by Liam Sharp captures the eerie, surreal tension of the story’s grim atmosphere.

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writer John Marc DeMatteis · artist, inker Liam Sharp · colorist Christie Scheele · letterer Jonathan Babcock · cover Liam Sharp

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artist, inker Liam Sharp
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The Nexus fragment lodged within Eric Simon Payne has pulled the Rosewell Sanitarium and its inhabitants into Payne’s demon-infested dementia. Convinced that the Man-Thing is a devil, Payne attacks the creature in his role as Devil-Slayer.

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