Get ready to smell the May flowers with this week’s “So You Want to Read Comics”. This is our weekly feature where we take a look at a single topic or genre, then recommend two comic books, perfect for new readers, based on that topic or genre. This week we’re taking a look at a couple of comics perfect for Spring.
Browsing: Swamp Thing
With humanity already on the brink of extinction, the planet takes matters into its own hands to seal the deal. Your Major Spoilers review of Swamp Thing: Green Hell #1 awaits!
DC Comics releases Swamp Thing: Green Hell #1 this week, and the publisher sent us a sneak peek to share with you.
Levi Kamei is pulled once more into service as the Avatar of the Green in this week’s The Swamp Thing #5 from DC Comics.
Reeling from his battle with the Pale Wanderer, Levi Kamei seeks the true nature of his transformations in this weeks The Swamp Thing #3 from DC Comics.
The trials of Levi Kamei, the new avatar of the Green, grow darker in this week’s The Swamp Thing #2 from DC Comics.
A new Swamp Thing kicks off today from DC Comics, and we have a sneak peek of The Swamp Thing #1, after the jump.
Humanity strikes back in the pages of this week’s Future State: Swamp Thing #2 from DC Comics.
From the ashes of a terrible war, life blooms anew in Future State: Swamp Thing #1 from DC Comics. The issue drops in stores today.
The chill is in the air, and the most wonderful season of the year is upon us. To help celebrate, DC Comics releases Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular #1 in stores today.
Swamp Thing #1 came out in 1972, but did you know the real first appearance came nearly a year earlier? Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of House of Secrets #92 awaits!
DC Comics is ready to scare up some fun in October with Legend of the Swamp Thing Halloween Spectacular #1 and DC: The Doomed and the Damned #1.
This month, Rand Bellavia takes a look at his growing longbox, and reflects on comics released in April 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, and 2015!
Rand Bellavia is back to share his fond memories of decades of comic collecting and reading in this month’s Random Access Memory.