Swamp Thing #48
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| Writer | Alan Moore |
| Artist | John Totleben |
John Constantine's assembled cohort of mystics lead Swamp Thing to a cave where a group called the Brujeria are concocting a scheme to infect the world with evil--but when Swamp Thing tries to save Constantine from their clutches, he allows one of the mystics, now transformed into a evil, bird-like being, to escape.
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A twist on the road to the conclusion of, potentially, the biggest-stakes story of Moore's run yet. Not something I saw coming whatsoever, but I thought this was another great issue. Judith's transformation into a bird was incredibly unsettling, which is something Moore has shown time and time again that he can write very well. Totleben only makes it more terrifying with his interiors, as well. Swamp Thing choosing to save Constantine instead of going after the BrujerÃa was really good, also, even if it screws up things for the two of them.
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Man...that freaking bird transformation was disturbing as hell.
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