Saga of the Swamp Thing Book Five (Paperback)

from jawalter

This collection seemed pretty inconsistent. I really enjoyed seeing Swamp Thing flex his muscles against Gotham, but I also felt that whole situation was a little unlikely. Batman's solution to the conflict felt like an unnecessarily easy out. Luthor's involvement felt like a bit of a cheat as we...

from Bradley_Kramer

Swamp Thing wrecks Gotham and gets blown up by Lex Luthor. He can't jump to the Green, but he does jump to the Blue Planet. There are hints of Dr. Manhattan in the final chapter of this volume.

from DoubleL

this one was the weirdest one, for me, anyway just in the sense that i wasn't as into it. it's good, but i throught it got a little too broad. #6 pulls it back in nicely

from mrgan

After volume 4's battle between heaven, hell, and nothingness, where can Swamp Thing go? The answer is, of course, within. Earth to Earth sees Swamp Thing maddened enough by a trivial human matter to mimic Woodrue's nature-force anger and throw the full weight of his newfound self-understanding a...

from LaneLiterati

I had heard Kevin Smith talk about this arc on one of his podcasts previously, but had forgotten about it until I started reading it. This volume was brilliant, and that is hardly enough to describe how great this book was. It chronicles Abby's struggle with the law when pictures of her and Swamp...