#ron wilson

[avengerscompound]

Clint Barton

Solo Avengers (1987) #18

[nickfuryagentofsword]

Hulk vs Bi-Beast by Dan Orgill after Wilson

Back cover of Marvel Treasury Edition 26 (1980)

[marvelousmrm]

Marvel Two-in-One #80 (DeFalco/Wilson, Oct 1981). Should have read this before Blaze attacked Warren in The Avengers.

[evilhorse]

If there’s anything I can’t stand, it’s taking off this super suit and pretending to be a business tycoon.

(Marvel Two-in-One #34)

[smashedpages]

On this date in 1983, the ever-lovin' blue-eyed Thing jumped into his own solo title by John Byrne, Ron Wilson and Joe Sinnott. The title followed the long-running Marvel Two-In-One, which the Thing headlined along with another Marvel character for 100 issues.

The early issues of the Thing put the spotlight on Ben Grimm's history and humanity, and featured appearances by the Yancy Street Gang, the Inhumans, Puppet Master and more. And when the first Secret Wars hit, Ben would decide to stay behind on Battleworld, and the story morphed into something closer to science fiction or fantasy as he explored the planet the Beyonder had created.

The Thing lasted for 36 issues, and it wouldn't be until 2006 that Aunt Petunia's favorite nephew got another shot at a solo title.

[browsethestacks]

Asgardians

The Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe #01 (1983)

Art by Ron Wilson

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

Marvel Two-in-One #32 starring the Thing and Invisible Girl by Ron Wilson

[comicartarchive]

The Thing 5 Cover by Ron Wilson

[all-action-all-picture]

Captain Britain No. 21, dated 2 March 1977 with cover art by Ron Wilson.

[themarvelproject]

Marvel house ad for the Superboxers Graphic Novel (1983)

[darrenpeace]

sketches in red

[bringbackwendellvaughn]

[curtvilescomic]

The Thing #13 cover by Ron Wilson ( looks like John Byrne)

[marvelousmrm]

Marvel Two-in-One #78 (DeFalco & Michelinie/Wilson, Aug 1981). Ben and Simon clobber subliminal advertising in trashy TV.

[evilhorse]

Humor, shumor. This is style, webs. I got it patented.

(Marvel Two-in-One #33)

[allflooby]

Rose City Comic Con purchase: Power Man 49. Cover by Ron Wilson and Frank Giacoia.