Swamp Thing: Green Hell #3 is nonstop, relentless action that's fierce and extremely intense from start to finish. Read Full Review

Mahnke and Moll deliver some fantastic art throughout the issue. The action looks amazing. I love the mixture of action and horror elements in the visuals and there are some strong images that evoke great emotion from the reader. Read Full Review

Swamp Thing: Green Hell #3 ends the mini-series with big action, big stakes, big emotion, and a big conclusion that changes the Green and the Red as we know them. Lemire's writing is mesmerizing, and Mahnke's art is top-notch. Read Full Review

Given that fans had to wait an extended period of time between issues 1 and 2 of this series, the conclusion might not have paid off for the delay, but Swamp Thing: Green Hell will mark a thrilling and disturbing collection in Swamp Thing's lexicon to add to your library. Read Full Review

What a great job, thank you so much JL and DM.

The perfect cherry on top of Lemire's Animal Man and Snyder/Soule's Swamp Thing.

This was a pretty good ending to a pretty good series. I personally thought it peaked with the first issue, but that's in large part due to the significant dip in the quality of the art in issues 2 and 3. I felt like this series would've maybe benefited from one extra issue so that Lemire could flesh things out a little more, but we got what we got, and for what it was, I'm glad I read it.

Apesar de ser uma serie limitada, Jeff Lemire consegue trazer uma ambientação caotica para o fim do mundo e nos vende essa ideia muito bem.
Senti que a resolução final dentro do Parlamento foi muito facil e apressada, porem minimamente interessante.

Lemire wrote a good Constantine. Good for him! I really don't remember what I disliked about issue one, but issues two and three have been good. I'll probably pick up the trade.