Swamp Thing #43

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  Screaming Enigma

  Nov 19, 2025

  A great issue here that goes into the potential experiences for people using hallucinogenic drugs. I really liked seeing two different sides of the spectrum throughout this, as I've heard stories of experiences that align with both sides. I also really liked the ending with Chester facing an internal struggle, as to whether or not he should consume the "drug" or not himself. All of that said, this is an issue that might not work as well depending on the artist. Luckily, Woch does a great job filling in on the interiors throughout this. He really made the visuals work incredibly well here.

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  REYNARD

  Mar 27, 2022

  The opening chapter of Alan Moore's Fourth Volume of Swamp Thing begins a transition from the classic creatures of the night featured during the first half of the "American Gothic" storyline, to the new age horrors plaguing 1980's Urban America. "Windfall" tackles the US Drug Epidemic, featuring two tales of death, delirium, and revelation. The ending is brilliant; though forbidden fruit entices hallucinogenic providence, it all hinges on the polarity of one's soul. When you chase the answers, don't be surprised if it's something you don't want to see.

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