That’s right, Thing is a Jew. (And I hear he’s available…)
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What Jew Want?
ck
2/2/2006
Yeah! Yeah!
Show ‘em how to Jew it now!
chazarmaveth
2/2/2006
how can you possibly put this here without a referring link?
anyway… we already knew the Thing was jewish…
Splatterpus
2/2/2006
What comic is this picture from? What issue!
DeisCane
2/2/2006
Not a comic fan, so I have no idea what that is. Can I get some context?
taltman
2/2/2006
Darn it, chazarmaveth, you beat me to the punch!
typolad
2/2/2006
Old, old, old news guys!
Very poorly written story, actually.
Marvel aklso has Moon Knight, the son of a Rabbi who serves an Egyption deity. Niiiiice.
BA
2/2/2006
The linked article implies it’s from the June issue of “Fantastic Four” (number 56, “Remembrance of Things Past”).
EV
2/2/2006
Far be it from me to be a hater, but guys, this is three and a half years old.
Dan
2/2/2006
Also in the Marvel universe, don’t forget Magneto, a Polish Jew who witnessed his family being murdered before being sent to Auschwitz. Later he made Aliyah, and worked in a psychiatric hospital in Haifa, treating traumatized shoa-survivors. Apparently his experiences made him determined to stop the same thing happening to mutants.
ofri
2/2/2006
yea… not a fan of comic books, nor their motion picture counterparts. however, i must tip my proverbial hat to ian mckellen, who was the shit as magneto.
alli
2/3/2006
3.5 years old, but new to me…
adrian
2/3/2006
It’s ashen porach time!
G-D SQUAD
2/7/2006
let’s not forget comics involving golems and other things Jewish: Ragman and the Monolith.