Swamp Thing #21
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| Writer | Alan Moore |
| Artist | Stephen Bissette |
In a standalone issue titled "The Anatomy Lesson," writer Alan Moore delivers a haunting origin story that reshapes the SWAMP THING mythology. Terrifying revelations are made about the nature of Swamp Thing, kicking off a journey of discovery that takes the character across the Earth--and beyond.
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A truly incredible piece of comic book literature.
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Good lord...this was one of the best single issues I've ever read. A true masterpiece.
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...Wow. This was absolutely stellar. Moore crafted this story perfectly, in my opinion. While the last issue was, technically, Moore's first on the title, I'm under the belief that it was purely just wrapping up everything that happened in #1-19. With that said, this was just an awesome "first issue" for Moore's run. Great suspenseful horror throughout and it just continued to get better and better. I can't finish without mentioning the interiors from Bissette. They just complimented Moore's story greatly, in my eyes. Really looking forward to what's to come if this is how we're starting out.
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"Alec Holland is already dead."
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