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Quote1 My loyal disciple cannot battle Mordo and Mordo's new ally alone! He needs help -- Eternity! Eternity! Quote2
Ancient One (Yao)

Appearing in "The Sinister Spacetrap!"

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Synopsis for "The Sinister Spacetrap!"

The Fantastic Four are asked to help out with a new space capsule, when Johnny volunteers to pilot it, they are warned that one of the agencies scientists Professor Jack is considered a security risk. While Johnny is in space, Professor Jack captures Thing and informs Johnny that he used slow working acid on various parts of his capsule. When the capsule breaks apart, Johnny allows himself to fall into Earth's atmosphere far enough to save himself with his flame powers, and saves Thing.

Appearing in "Face-to-Face at Last with Baron Mordo!"

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Synopsis for "Face-to-Face at Last with Baron Mordo!"

Returning to New York, Doctor Strange finds that his Sanctum is occupied by one of Mordo's minions, disguising himself as another minion of Mordo, Doctor Strange gets the drop on his opponent. When he tries to access the Orb of Agamotto, he is shocked to find that it is no longer in its cradle. Detecting Strange's presence, Dormammu infuses Mordo with his mystical might and sends him to battle Strange. While at the lair of the Ancient One, the weakened Ancient one tells his servant that perhaps only Eternity may save him.

Back at Strange's Sanctum, Dormammu takes full control over Mordo and pours all his mystical power into him, allowing him to easily defeat Doctor Strange making Strange black during combat.

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The Sinister Space Trap![]

  • Johnny mentions their recent trip to the Skrull homeworld, this happened in Fantastic Four #37.
  • Johnny's spat with Doris here spells the beginning of the end of their relationship as she eventually breaks up with him in Fantastic Four #45.
  • In an effort to make him incognito, the Thing is given the pseudonym "Josiah Verpoorten." This is surely a reference to longtime Marvel inker and (later) production manager John Verpoorten.

Face-To-Face At Last With Baron Mordo![]

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