Swamp Thing #45
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| Writer | Alan Moore |
| Artist | Stan Woch |
In "Ghost Dance," a story about a young woman trying to drown out the sounds of her ancestors' violent act comes back to haunt a young couple. Swamp Thing might be able to help them--but he's about to take the next step in his spirit quest with John Constantine.
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9.5
"Ghost Dance" is horrifically fun. Watch out Mystery Gang; when four yuppies and a beast enter the house of the restless dead, not everyone is going to come out alive! Something fascinating about the standalone triptych of these past few stories is the lack of focus on our titular protagonist in favor of Moore taking us readers on our own American Gothic Road-Trip, only now Swamp Thing is the guest star as we watch flawed and helpless POV cannon fodder ravaged by new age urban horrors. Once again, Alan Moore's endings leave one shocked and hungry for more, his mark sealed by letters and ink within our minds forcing us to do his bidding; turn the page!
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Another disturbing tale
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Really spooky stuff, which is a common occurrence for this book. Not as strong as a lot of what's come before it, in my opinion, but still really good overall. Woch does a really nice job with the interiors throughout this, as his work didn't feel out of place with this title whatsoever.
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