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Marvel Two-in-One was a comic book series published by Marvel Comics. It featured The Thing teaming up with various other characters in the Marvel Universe. After the series ended, the Thing left the Fantastic Four and began appearing in an ongoing series, The Thing.

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Marvel Two-in-One is not to be confused with Marvel Team-Up or with Super-Villain Team-Up .

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