Man-Thing #01 () 
Battle For the Palace of the Gods
The Man-Thing and Dakimh's band must attempt to realign the Cosmic Axis, but Thog sends the Congress of Realities to attack them. Series info
Man-Thing Vol 1
Man-Thing #02 () 
Nowhere To Go But Down
The Man-Thing and a girl save a young man's life, but are soon endangered by a motorcycle gang and a professor who has built a deathtrap for the monster.
Man-Thing #03 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mayerik, Val & Abel, Jack
Day of the Killer, Night of the Fool
Richard Rory is stalked by a costumed man called the Foolkiller, who wishes to destroy him with a blast of his Purifier, along with F. A. Schist and the Man-Thing.
Man-ThingVol: 1, No: 1 ()
(w) Steve Gerber
(a) Val Mayerik & Jack Abel
Schist's and the Man-Thing continue to wage war against each other. The Foolkiller begins his hunt to end all fools on Earth.
Man-Thing #05 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Ploog, Mike & Chiaramonte, Frank
Night of the Laughing Dead
A clown commits suicide in the swamp, and his lover, his boss, a rival, Richard Rory, Ruth Hart, and Man-Thing are summoned by his ghost to view a drama of his life.
Man-Thing #06 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Ploog, Mike & Chiaramonte, Frank
And When I Died..!
Darrel Daniel's ghost forces Richard Rory and company to take roles in a play based on his life, staged in the swamp, to determine the destination of his soul.
Man-Thing #07 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Ploog, Mike & Costanza, John
The Old Die Young
Three ancient Spanish conquistadors try to capture the Man-Thing even as F. A. Schist reveals his real interest in the swamp: it holds the fabled Fountain of Youth.
Man-Thing #08 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Ploog, Mike
The Gift of Death
With one hand transformed back into human shape by the Fountain of Youth's waters, the Man-Thing is trailed back to the swamp's hidden city by F. A. Schist and Prof. Wickham.
Man-Thing #09 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Ploog, Mike, Chiaromonte, Frank
Deathwatch
The Man-Thing, a man, and his dog are endangered by demons created in the swamp by a strange red mist.
Man-Thing #10 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve & Ploog, Mike
(a) Ploog, Mike, Chiaromonte, Frank
Nobody Dies Forever
Maybelle Tork realizes her hatred has created the demons which endanger Zeke and the Man-Thing
Man-Thing #11 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Ploog, Mike, Chiaromonte, Frank
Dance to the Murder
A ballet dancer endangered by masked terrorists escapes into the swamp, where she encounters Richard Rory and the Man-Thing.
Man-Thing #12 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Buscema, John & Janson, Klaus
Song-Cry of the Living Dead Man!
The Man-Thing and Sybil Mills try to save a writer from his inner demons.
Man-Thing #13 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Buscema, John & Sutton, Tom
Red Sails at 40000 Feet
The Man-Thing stows away aboard a ship bound for the Bermuda Triangle, where he and the crew encounter a band of pirates whose ship sails the sky.
Man-Thing #14 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Alcala, Alfredo & Pelayo, Marcos
Tower of the Satyr
Aboard Captain Fate's sky-ship, Maura Spinner learns she must release the captain and his crew from a satyr's curse, or sail the skies with them forever.
Man-Thing #15 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Rico, Rival
A Candle for Sainte-Cloud
An old girlfriend of Ted Sallis's buys a candle in the shape of the Man-Thing, not knowing it gives off drugged fumes.
Man-Thing #16 () 
Decay Meets the Mad Viking
A decadent rock star, a fleeing girl, and a berserker in a Viking outfit come together in the swamp, with the Man-Thing to sort them out.
Man-Thing #17 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mooney, Jim
A Book Burns in Citrusville
The Man-Thing's body is dissolved in chemical wastes, while a woman teams up with the Mad Viking to stage a book-burning in Citrusville.
Man-Thing #18 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mooney, Jim
School's Out
Olivia Selby and the Mad Viking storm the local high school to burn textbooks they deem offensive, even as the Man-Thing rises from a chemical grave.
Man-Thing #19 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mooney, Jim & Springer, Frank
The Scavenger of Atlanta
Richard Rory and Carol Selby take the Man-Thing with them on a journey out of Citrusville, even as a costumed mind-pirate called the Scavenger strikes.
Man-Thing #20 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mooney, Jim
The nightmare Box
After a collision with a vehicle driven by a demon in disguise, Richard Rory is given a "Nightmare Box" which will have dire consequences for the Man-Thing.
Man-Thing #21 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mooney, Jim
A Lunatic in Every Corner
The servants of Thog, both demonic and human, begin a coordinated operation, and Thog himself rises from a junkyard to confront the Man-Thing.
Man-Thing #22 () 
(w) Gerber, Steve
(a) Mooney, Jim
Pop Goes the Cosmos
Steve Gerber writes a long letter to editor Len Wein explaining why he cannot continue writing the series: he recently became a character in it, and helped Man-Thing in his final battle against Thog.