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2 · Vol. Swamp Thing
The new series returning the classic Swamp Thing to his roots continues. Abby tries to reason with the fearsome Swamp Thing, only to discover that the all-powerful elemental has turned his back on humanity once and for all. While the Swamp Thing is determined to make Tefé pay for the damage she wrought on the Green, Tefé finds herself drawn halfway around the world to confront her mysterious benefactor...
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PKR 1,499
Published
2004
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Release date
2004-06-30
Issue
2
Volume
Swamp Thing
Publisher
DC Comics
Language
ENGLISH
Writers
Andy Diggle
Artists
Enrique Breccia
Characters
Abby Holland, Alec Holland, John Constantine, Kent Nelson, Knoll, Sargon the Sorcerer, Swamp Thing, Tefé Holland
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5 · Vol. Swamp Thing
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4 · Vol. Swamp Thing
The uneasy truce between the Swamp Thing and his daughter Tefé finally explodes into all-out conflict. Nature is not human-hearted, and the Earth Elemental will not allow his human heritage to stand in the way of his ascension to godhood. But John Constantine has plans of his own — plans which are personified by the shambling zombie of the man formerly known as Alec Holland.
DC Comics · 2004
3 · Vol. Swamp Thing
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1 · Vol. Swamp Thing
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8 · Vol. Swamp Thing
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7 · Vol. Swamp Thing
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