Swamp Thing #16
Swamp Thing #16 (May 1975) sets a feverish, atmospheric tone with Nestor Redondo's cover depicting the muck-encrusted creature surging forward amid a tide of grasping, ghoulish hands rising from below. A commanding woman in white — streaked hair, gold jewelry, arm outstretched — confronts him while armed police officers hold their ground in the background, giving the whole scene a wonderfully chaotic, three-way tension. With David Michelinie scripting a story called "Night of the Warring Dead," this issue promises exactly the kind of eerie, pulpy horror that made DC's mid-'70s horror line so compelling.
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Reprinted in Comic Reader #115 (1975), Spectral #15 (1977), Topp-serien [Toppserien] #8/1977 (1977), Mi Gran Aventura #159 (1977), Creature of the Unknown #[nn] (1982), Gigant #5/1985 (1985), Swamp Thing: The Bronze Age Omnibus #[nn] (2017), Swamp Thing: The Bronze Age #2 (2020)
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