Tag: Swamp Thing
NYCC ’25: The Slaughterverse expands with an epic DC crossover
BOOM! Studios revealed the DC crossover event Swamp Thing Is Killing the Children and more news at New York Comic Con.
NYCC ’25: DC Comics to complete Rick Veitch’s scuttled run with SWAMP THING 1989
In 1988, Rick Veitch left Swamp Thing after DC decided not to publish a controversial story, but now he will finish with Swamp Thing 1989.
Classic Comic Compendium: SWAMP THING #56 is Alan Moore at his most poetic
We might not all be muck-encrusted moss monsters, but we all know the experience of feeling blue.
Meet DC Comics’s new publicist: James Gunn!
DCU Chapter One is a long way from being made, but comics fan James Gunn is already promoting DC Comics ... and the result has been a sales surge.
Classic Comic Compendium: SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING #34
This issue is something that I believe that everyone should read at some point in their lives.
DCU’s “Gods and Monsters” era begins with announcement of 10 projects
James Gunn and Peter Safran announced 10 projects - five films and five for HBO Max - that will form a coherent DC universe on film and TV.
DC ROUND-UP: Wait, does BATMAN: FORTRESS lowkey whip ass?
Plus, a Human Target prequel and a Swamp Thing finale.
SILBER LININGS: Shut up and show me the monster
In the latest Silber Linings, Greg pushes back against the conventional wisdom that great horror stories don't "show the monster."
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 9/17/21: Swamp Thing, Ikea, comics from yore and much more
The Beat is back, links are back, old comics are being looked at and Ikea is making furniture for gamers.
SILBER LININGS: Remember that time Swamp Thing had sex?
As a tie-in to The Beat's "A Month of Great Romance" series, Greg takes an affectionate look at one of comics' greatest–and strangest– love stories.
DC BONUS ROUND-UP: A discussion of FUTURE STATE Week 1
How does the first week of DC's Future State fare as a whole, and how does it bode for the rest of the two-month event?
EXCLUSIVE: In Future State Swamp Thing, ‘change has always come…through violence’
In the aftermath of Dark Nights - Death Metal, something new grows!
