Spectral #6
In "La leçon d'anatomie," Alan Moore, Stephen R. Bissette, and John Totleben deliver a chilling exploration of identity and memory, as Jason Woodrue is brought in to dissect the truth behind Swamp Thing’s transformation. What begins as a clinical inquiry into Alec Holland’s metamorphosis unravels into something far more unsettling—revealing that the creature’s sense of self may be built on a foundation of mistaken memory. Tom Yeates’ cover captures the eerie precision of the moment, matching the story’s unsettling tone.
In "La leçon d'anatomie," Jason Woodrue is called in by General Sunderland to dissect the truth behind Swamp Thing’s transformation, uncovering a chilling possibility: that the creature believes itself to be Alec Holland, though the truth may be far stranger. As Woodrue digs deeper, his findings ignite a dangerous alliance between scientist and monster, setting the stage for a reckoning that neither man fully controls.
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