Swamp Thing #141
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Bad Gumbo," Senior Editor Art Young takes a rare turn behind the pen, weaving a self-aware, satirical take on editorial life within the pages of Swamp Thing #141. Set in the lush, eerie backdrop of the Louisiana bayou, the story unfolds as Young’s sharp wit and meta commentary spotlight his own recent projects, The Mystery Play and Rogan Gosh, all while keeping the swamp’s mysteries very much alive. The issue’s cover, by John Mueller, captures the mood with a haunting, grounded illustration that perfectly mirrors the story’s blend of humor and unease.
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After hoping these essays in On the Ledge haven't been boring or descending into each editor's praise for his own work, Senior Editor Art Young heaps accolades on his own two projects The Mystery Play (DC, 1994 Series) #1 (January 1994) and Rogan Gosh (DC, 1994 Series) (1994).
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