Swamp Thing: Tales from the Bayou #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Talk of the Saints," Swamp Thing faces an apocalyptic threat as the Barren marshals the combined power of all realms, including the Green, in a bid to erase existence itself. Meanwhile, in the depths of Hell, Briar confronts her father, who presents her with a dangerous proposition that carries a heavy cost. Written by Tim Seeley and illustrated by Aaron Lopresti, with inks by Matt Ryan, colors by Trish Mulvihill, and letters by Dave Sharpe, this issue blends cosmic stakes with intimate dread. The cover, by Greg Capullo, captures the eerie tension of the story’s world.
In "Bog of Blood Part One," Briar Woodrue and Swamp Thing follow a chilling trail of missing campers into the heart of the bayou, where ancient terrors stir beneath the surface. As Briar’s visions of The Barren grow more urgent, the two must navigate a landscape where the line between flesh and swamp blur, and the past—especially the memory of Linda Holland—whispers from the shadows.
In the final chapter of "The Observer Effect," Swamp Thing must confront The Barren—Dr. Kamal Singh, now wielding the combined might of the Green and all other realms—before total annihilation. Meanwhile, in the depths of Hell, Briar Woodrue faces a harrowing choice when her father, Jason Woodrue, offers her a terrible power at a cost only she can bear.
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