Appearing in "When A God Goes Mad!"Edit

Featured Characters:

• Thing
•  Thor (Odinson) 

Supporting Characters:

• Annie Christopher

Villains:

• Puppet Master
• Radion (First appearance)

Other Characters:

• Fantastic Four
  • Mister Fantastic
  • Invisible Girl
  • Human Torch (Johnny Storm)
• Namorita
• Wundarr

Locations:

• Baxter Building

Items:

• Mjolnir

Vehicles:

• Fantasti-Car MK II
  
  

Synopsis for "When A God Goes Mad!"Edit

The Thing attends a puppet show about the Fantastic Four along with Wundarr, Namorita, and Annie Christopher. At the end of the show, he notices that the puppeteer strongly resembles the Puppet Master, but dismisses his suspicions as the villain is believed dead. While leaving in the Fantasti-Car, he nearly collides with an absent-minded Thor bent on visiting Jane Foster at the hospital. The Puppet-Master witnesses the speeding Asgardian, and plots to use the added radioactive power of his ally Radion to make Thor destroy the Fantastic Four.

With Thor under their control, they send him to attack the Fantastic Four, Thor travels to the Baxter Building and beats Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Girl, and the Human Torch into unconsciousness. Momentarily snapping out of the Puppet Masters control, Thor changes into Don Blake so that he can administer first aid, this transformation severs the link to the Puppet Master. Thing arrives to find Don Blake helping the others, Thing's suspicions that the Puppet Master was behind the attack are a little more validated, however Blake tells Thing that Thor had done it.

After he is finished treating the Fantastic Four members, he decides to look into if the Puppet Master is involved and risks changing into Thor once more. However, the Puppet Master has Radion bombard the Thor puppet at full power, putting the thunder god under their thrall again. Puppet Master turns Thor against the Thing, and both he and Radion go to watch the battle in person. However, when Wondarr arrives and begins absorbing Radion's energy, Radion flees the scene. Without Radion's power to sustain the puppet, Thor regains control of himself, and Wundarr knocks the Puppet Master unconscious. Thor apologizes for his actions while under the Puppet Master's control and departs.

NotesEdit

• When Radion flees at the end of the issue, a footnote tell readers to "stay tuned to upcoming issues for the answers" about "our mysterious atomic man," yet he does not appear again in this title until issue 55, and even then only as a minor character.
  

TriviaEdit

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See AlsoEdit

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Recommended ReadingEdit

• The Thing last appeared in Marvel Team-Up #32; He appears next in Fantastic Four #158.
• Thor last appeared in Thor #234; He appears next in Thor #235.
• The Puppet Master last appeared in Marvel Team-Up #6; He appears next in Fantastic Four #170.
• Radion appears next as the Ravager in Iron Fist #3.
• Mister Fantastic and the Invisible Girl last appeared in Marvel Two-In-One #8; Both appear next in Fantastic Four #158.
• The Human Torch last appeared in Marvel Team-Up #32; He appears next in Marvel Team-Up #35.
• Namorita last appeared in Marvel Two-In-One #8; She appears next in Super-Villian Team-Up #7.
• Wundarr last appeared in Marvel Two-In-One #8; He appears next in Ms. Marvel #15.

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