Swamp Thing: New Roots #8

Writer: Phil Hester Artist: Tom Mandrake Publisher: DC Comics Release Date: June 10, 2020 Cover Price: $0.99 Critic Reviews: 1 User Reviews: 1
8.4Critic Rating
6.5User Rating

Story 1 - Deep in the bayou, Swamp Thing continues to follow the fifolet, despite not knowing the mysterious spirit’s ultimate destination. On his way he encounters a strange and powerful girl locked away in the swamp, with magical friends and a monster at her door. Story 2 - Swamp  Thing has been following the eerie light of the Fifolet as the spirit leads him to people in need of his help. But what if the mysterious ghost light has a deeper purpose? What if it knows more about Swamp Thing’s past than it lets on...and what if it’s trying to lead Alec Holland home?

  • 8.4
    The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge Jun 18, 2020

    While I do continue to wish for a very good DC Black version of Swamp Thing to recapture the old Vertigo days, what we're getting here and in this series overall is the best way to introduce the character to a wider range of readers, which was the intention of the DC Giants. Bringing in two of the tales here that are shorter works well as I'm enjoying what Hester did to tell his story across the chapters so far and with some strong artwork by Mandrake that captures everything just right. It's enjoyable and interesting as it plays with familiar ideas and leans them a little bit to look at them slightly differently. Read Full Review

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