Swamp Thing - Part 1 - DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection #65 (Eaglemoss) - Book - (Eaglemoss)
VOLUME 65 - SWAMP THING PART 1 Originally published as Swamp Thing #21-27, February – July 1984.
There is a red and angry world. Red things happen there. The world eats your wife. Eats your friends. Eats all of the things that make you human. And you become a monster.
HOUSE OF SECRETS #92 Originally published in July 1971.
Murdered by his best friend and romantic rival, Alex Olsen is buried in a swamp while his murderer marries his widow. But when his love is endangered, Alex is resurrected as Swamp Thing in order to protect her.
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Swamp Thing (Volume 1) was published from November 1972 to September of 1976 and featured the character of Alec Holland, aka, the Swamp Thing. The Swamp Thing was created by Len Wein and Bernie Wrightson. Holland was a re-imaginining of an earlier Swamp Thing concept introduced in the pages of House of Secrets #92. The series spanned a total of twenty-four issues. The early half of the series has been reprinted in the Swamp Thing: Dark Genesis and Secret of the Swamp Thing collections as well as the Roots of the Swamp Thing limited series.
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DC Comics Graphic Novel Collection is a fortnightly partwork magazine published by Eaglemoss Collections and DC Comics in the UK. The series is a collection of special edition hardback graphic novels, collecting significant DC Comics superhero story-arcs as well as bonus origin stories for the characters within.
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