Swamp Thing (2011-2015) #18 by DC Comics | Comic Book Information

SMC Rank

13596

SMC Rating

0.00 stars

Members' Rating

4.50

4.50 out of 8 Votes

Synopsis

� Don�t miss the heartbreaking epilogue to �ROTWORLD.�

� Swamp Thing makes the ultimate sacrifice in an attempt save the world from the Rot!

� This issue marks the end of life as Swamp Thing knows it!
by DC Comics

Release Information

Published May, 2013 (Modern Age) by DC Comics and went on sale March 06, 2013 for $2.99 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $3.00 USD. The publisher has rated this issue T+ (16+).

UPC: 76194130520201811
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Issue Story(s)

Lay Down Them Bones (Pages )

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Writer(s)

Scott Snyder

Interior Penciler(s)

Yanick Paquette

Interior Letterer(s)

Travis Lanham

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Interior Colorist(s)

Nathan Fairbairn

Cover Penciler(s)

Yanick Paquette

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Death

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Resurrection

Abigail Arcane

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Ratings and Reviews

by TBAC on 3/7/2013 5:29:00 AM

Wow. I had my doubts about the new Swamp Thing. How can you compete with Alan Moore, after all? This does. It flips the ST mythos upside down and does more with the characters than I expected. This was a crossover into Animal Man (also a great series) that really worked, and here in the final issue, the description "heartbreaking" is right. Great art from start to finish, and a great story.