DC Comics · ENGLISH
46 · Vol. Swamp Thing
Cover by Steve Bissette and John Totleben. " Revelations " written by Alan Moore, penciled by Steve Bissette, inked by John Totleben, colored by Tatjana Wood and lettered by John Costanza. In an issue that crosses over with Crisis on Infinite Earths, Swamp Thing and John Constantine take a detour on their spiritual journey to observe the unfolding chaos on Earth. But Constantine has greater concerns: a cabal of evil beings determined to destroy all existence. Notes: First issue under the title Swamp Thing . Series continues from the title The Saga of Swamp Thing . Previous issue The Saga of Swamp Thing #45 . This issue takes place before issue #5 of Crisis on Infinite Earths and happens before issue #4 . There is a key death in this issue as well the answer to the question of balancing good and evil in the universe.
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PKR 1,499
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1986
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1986-03-31
Issue
46
Volume
Swamp Thing
Publisher
DC Comics
Language
ENGLISH
Writers
Alan Moore
Artists
John Totleben, Steve Bissette
Characters
Adam Strange, Alan Moore, Alex Luthor, Ambush Bug, Anthro, Aquaman, Batman, Benjamin Cox, Captain Compass, Clyde Barrow, Creeper, Cyborg, Eclipso, Elongated Man, Enemy Ace, Frank North, Hourman (Richard Tyler), Invunche, John Constantine, Jonah Hex, Kamandi, Katar Hol, Kent Nelson, Little Sure Shot, Liver-Eatin' Johnson, Mist, Negative Man, Phantom Stranger, Rag Doll, Ragman, Sargon the Sorcerer, Sister Anne-Marie, Superman, Swamp Thing
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