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Marvel Adventures Two-in-One#3
Cover: Patrick Scherberger & Norman Lee

Marvel Adventures Two-in-One #3

Dec 2007 · Marvel · 4.99 USD; 6.00 CAD
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In "Rock and Roll," the Human Torch stumbles into a mind-bending series of alternate realities after meddling with Reed's Probability Engine, each one twisting the Fantastic Four into wildly different versions—ranging from a villainous team to a female-led group, a Spider-Man-led squad, and even a musical quartet. Written by Fred Van Lente and brought to life with vibrant energy by artist Cory Hamscher, this 2007 adventure blends sci-fi whimsy with a touch of cosmic wonder, all capped off by a striking cover by Patrick Scherberger and Norman Lee.

Contains 3 stories
Rock and Roll
22 pp · Superhero
Spider-ManLiz AllenFlash ThompsonGrey Gargoyle (villain)

In "Rock and Roll," Peter’s class trip to the Manhattan Museum of Art takes a surprising turn when Spider-Man must step in to stop the Grey Gargoyle—disguised as a statue—attempting to steal a priceless artifact. The story blends school-day normalcy with high-stakes heroics, as Peter balances being a student and a superhero in a single afternoon.

What If...?
22 pp · Superhero
Fantastic Four [Human Torch [Johnny Storm]Thing [Ben Grimm]Mister Fantastic [Reed Richards]Invisible Girl [Susan Storm]]Uatu the WatcherDoc Iron [Victor von Doom]Frightful Four [Monsterman [Ben Grimm]Unstoppable Woman [Susan Storm]Human Pyre [Johnny Storm]Mister Devious [Reed Richards]]Femmetastic Four [She-Hulk [Jennifer Walters]MedusaNova [Frankie Raye]Ms. Fantastic [Susan Storm]]Spider-Man [Peter Parker]Doctor Doom [Victor von Doom]the Watchers

In this mind-bending tale from *Marvel Adventures Two-in-One #3*, the Human Torch stumbles into a cascade of alternate realities after tampering with Reed's Probability Engine, each one a wild twist on the Fantastic Four—ranging from a villainous team to a female-led crew, a Spider-Man-led quartet, and even a musical version of the group. Guided only by his own wits and a sudden, unexpected assist from Uatu the Watcher, Jo finds himself navigating these surreal versions of his world before finally making his way back home.

Hulk Date
4 pp · Humor, Superhero
StormHulkThingHawkeyeCaptain AmericaThorIron ManGeneral Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" RossBetty Ross

In "Hulk Date," the Hulk tries to win Betty's heart by borrowing the Thing's suit for a romantic outing—only to face off against Betty's father, who sends a Hulkbuster robot to keep an eye on him. The date takes a surprising turn when the Hulk must protect Betty, even if it means destroying the robot and losing the borrowed suit.

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Full credits

artist, inker Cory Hamscher
letterer Dave Sharpe
cover pencils Patrick Scherberger
cover inks Norman Lee

Reprints

↩ Reprints Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four #25 (2007), Marvel Adventures Spider-Man #29 (2007)

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