Saga of the Swamp Thing, Book 4

from Bradley_Kramer

Swamp Thing walks into the center of pure evil and confuses it with philosophical musings, before its dark hand reaches out to the light and is dissolved into the Yin and Yang. In "The End," it's balance that wins. John Constantine gathers a team of mystics and warriors in this, the fourth, colle...

from LaneLiterati

Not nearly as strong as the other volumes I've read so far, but it was really good. The main focus of all the issues in this volume were of good versus evil. I liked where Moore's head was, but this never quite got as suspenseful as it could have. It was definitely a great book though.

from DoubleL

gets pretty weird but is so intresting it's hard to put down even if somethings get a little "out there". this comic series just did so much to push the genre forward you have to give everything moore did with it mad props.

from librarianbryan

The rebirth of the universe at the end is a bit of a rehash, but the build up humane, horrifying, and beautiful.

from mrgan

Grand scope, bold execution. Ace.