Swamp Thing (DC Comics): Swamp Thing, Volume 1: Raise Them Bones (Paperback)

from jen.e.moore

It's a lot closer to horror than some of the other Swamp Thing books I read this week (and pretty graphic, too), but I don't like the way they've retooled the mythology. Also, frankly, Alec is boring.

from valzi

Just a beginning. Shouldn't even be sold as a separate book, because it doesn't go anywhere or even develop characters enough to allow the reader to decide if the series is worth pursuing. Too bad so many comics are sold like this, rather illegitimately. It's a bad practice.The art is good.

from nike13

Didn't like the "But I don't want superpowers" back and forth between Alec and The Green but the story was interesting and William is just freaky (in cool, horror sort of way). I'll read more if hubby happens to bring more home or if I find back issues on sale but Swamp Thing isn't a must continu...

from ElizaJane

This is the very first time I've ever read Swamp Thing; I know his basic story though from somewhere (perhaps there was a cartoon in the old days?) Anyway, really glad Scott Snyder was at the reigns as he's one of the best writers and did a good job with a very strange and yet typical story of so...

from rabidgummibear

Swamp thing is often seen as a subpar title, but I have found that there is a hidden gem in vol 1 of the new 52. I seriously am hooked and can't believe I wasn't reading this series at the beginning of the relaunch. I never thought I could feel anything for Swamp Thing but I found myself hooked p...