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Cover: Stephen R. Bissette

Swamp Thing #9

Oct 1988 · Titan · 5.95 GBP
📊 ~39,385 copies sold its debut month
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“Natural Consequences”
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This ninth volume of the 1988 Swamp Thing series collects the final issues of Rick Veitch's acclaimed run, delving into the elemental hero's cosmic journey as he confronts the nature of his own existence. Featuring appearances by John Constantine, Deadman, and The Phantom Stranger, the story explores Swamp Thing's evolution beyond the boundaries of the Green. The collection also includes a Batman crossover that ties into the broader DC Universe, showcasing the character's enduring impact on the supernatural side of comics.

In "Natural Consequences," Alan Moore and John Totleben deliver a pivotal moment in the Swamp Thing saga as Gotham surrenders Abby to the titular hero, bringing an end to his siege. With tension at its peak, Swamp Thing faces a brutal assault by Wicker and his men—leaving his fate uncertain. Stephen R. Bissette’s haunting cover captures the moment’s dread, while Moore’s writing and Totleben’s art continue to define the series’ eerie, emotionally charged tone.

writer Alan Moore · artist, inker John Totleben · letterer John Costanza · cover Stephen R. Bissette

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Cast · 16 characters

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writer Alan Moore
artist, inker John Totleben
letterer John Costanza
cover pencils, inks Stephen R. Bissette

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The city of Gotham surrenders Abby into Swamp Thing's care, ending his siege. Swamp Thing is then attacked by Wicker and his men and apparently dead.

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