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Swamp Thing#140
Cover: Charles Vess & John Mueller

Swamp Thing #140

Mar 1994 · DC · 1.95 USD; 2.65 CAD; 1.25 GBP
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“Vegetable Man”

In "Vegetable Man," Grant Morrison and Mark Millar spin a surreal tale of identity and transformation as Dr. Alec Holland awakens in a Peruvian hospital, haunted by dreams of ruling the swamp as a god—only to find himself severed from his plant-based form. Meanwhile, a mindless, violent version of the Swamp Thing terrorizes the Louisiana bayou, its actions echoing a deeper, more ancient hunger. Phillip Hester’s stark visuals, rendered with precision by Kim DeMulder and colored by Tatjana Wood, bring a haunting realism to this eerie dual narrative, while Charles Vess’s cover captures the eerie beauty of the swamp’s hidden power.

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writer Grant Morrison · writer Mark Millar · artist Phillip Hester · inker Kim DeMulder · colorist Tatjana Wood · letterer Richard Starkings · cover Charles Vess, John Mueller

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colorist Tatjana Wood
cover pencils, inks Charles Vess
cover inks John Mueller

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Dr. Alec Holland dreams about a life as a swamp god, before waking up as a human being in a hospital bed in Peru after an experiment with hallucinogenic plants. Meanwhile, a mindless Swamp Thing goes on a killing spree in the Louisiana bayou.

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