| Colorist | Françoise Mouly |
| Cover Inker | Joe Sinnott |
| Cover Penciler | George Perez |
| Editor | Roger Stern |
| Editor In Chief | Jim Shooter |
| Inker | Joe Sinnott |
| Letterer | Jim Novak |
| Penciler | John Byrne |
| Writer | John Byrne |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Published in | New York, New York |
| Pages | 32 |
| UPC | 07149860290604 |
| Characters | Thing (Ben Grimm) (Present Day) (Earth-616), Thing (Ben Grimm( (Past) (Earth-7940) (First appearance), Supporting Characters:, Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards) (Earth 616), Mr. Fantastic (Reed Richards)(Earth-7940) (First appearance) |
| Story Location | Earth-616; New York: New York City; Manhattan, Earth-7940 (First appearance); New Amsterdam (First appearance): Manhattan |
| Links | https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Marvel_Two-In-One_Vol_1_50 |
| Notes | This is the first time it is acknowledged that the Thing's form continued to mutate from his original dinosaur-like hide first seen in Fantastic Four #1 to his trademark brick-like appearance that began appearing circa Fantastic Four #10.
Reed postulates that Ben's venture back in time created a divergent reality. However it is later discovered in Marvel Two-In-One #100 that Ben actually traveled to an alternate dimension.
Ben refers to the Time-Platform as belonging to Doctor Doom. The Fantastic Four confiscated Doom's time platform after their first encounter with him in Fantastic Four #5, however as explained in Fantastic Four Annual #11 that Reed had to return it before it caused a diplomatic incident, but was able to build a replica before doing so.
Ben goes back in time to the point prior to the Fantastic Four moving into the Baxter Building which occurred circa Fantastic Four #3. Based on the Sliding Timescale of Earth-616 Ben traveled back in time roughly five years from the point of this story to the past. |
