365 Days of Defiance, Day 301: And I wonder, still I wonder / Who'll stop the Thermal Man?

The Thermal Man! Not only is he weather-rated for severe conditions and can stay dry and warm in temperatures up to -30 degrees, he's also attacking New York City! Can the Green Army Guys with KirbyTech rifles stop him? (For best results, please fill in your answer now before looking at the panel below.)


Panels from Thor (1966 series) #170 (November 1969), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Bill Everett, letters by Artie Simek
Who can defy the Thermal Man? Well, turn to the front cover of the comic. Whose name is that up on the top? That's right, baby! He'll be faced by Journey into Mystery the Mighty Thor! (And his pals.)

365 Days of Defiance, Day 300: Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back

Panels from OMAC (1974 series) #5 (May-June 1975), script and pencils by Jack Kirby, inks and letters by D. Bruce Berry, colors by Jerry Serpe

365 Days of Defiance, Day 299: I am NOT Groot

Panels from Marvel Premiere #3 (July 1972), plot and pencils by Barry Windsor-Smith, dialogue by Stan Lee, inks by Dan Adkins, letters by John Costanza

365 Days of Defiance, Day 298: I am so, so sorry for the joke in the alt-text.

Panels from "Home Fires!" in Marvel Fanfare #18 (January 1985), co-plot by Roger McKenzie, co-plot and script by Roger Stern, pencils by Frank Miller, inks by Joe Rubinstein, colors by Lynn Varley, letters by Jim Novak

365 Days of Defiance, Day 297: Volstagg's Naked Defiance

Page from Thor Giant-Size Finale one-shot (January 2010), script by J. Michael Straczynski; pencils by Marko Djurdjevic; inks by Danny Miki, Allen Martinez, and Marko Djurdjevic; colors by Christina Strain; letters by Joe Sabino

365 Days of Defiance, Day 296: Crooks Can Be Patriots, Part 3

Panels from Thor #358 (August 1985), script, pencils, and inks by Walt Simonson; colors by Christie Scheele; letters by John Workman, Jr.
Part 1! Part 2!

365 Days of Defiance, Day 295: Superman has had enough of your crap

from Heroes Against Hunger one-shot (DC, November 1986), plot by Jim Starlin, plot assist and character designs by Berni Wrightson, script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Dan Jurgens, inks by Bill Wray, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by Agustin Mas