Word has gotten out about the existence of Swamp Thing—and now tourists are swarming the swamp looking for a glimpse of the bigfoot of the bayou. The sudden popularity only accelerates Sunderland Corporation’s plans to destroy him, but Swamp Thing finds help from an unexpected quarter...whether he wants it or not.
Swamp Thing: New Roots #3 is consistent with it's enjoyable characterizations, and there is just enough depth of plot to keep you coming back. It may not convince a new reader to jump into the series but it does push the story in interesting new directions and left me excited to come back for more. Read Full Review
This was a solid issue in showing how the storyline is evolving even while keeping things somewhat standalone. The bigger picture is expanding but its focus here is on the way the swamp is getting overrun by people that are looking for their picture with Swamp Thing or something more. It's a fun little experience, especially seeing him confront the Sunderland corporation directly, but also in dealing with some character plot elements and his own distaste for dealing with the world of man. Russell's got this down smoothly so I'm hoping there's a good bit more to come, especially if it has more Marco Santucci artwork. Read Full Review
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