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Swamp Thing (2004) (Single Issues)
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#4
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #4
2004
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.
#5
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #5
2004
The Swamp Thing and his human daughter Tefé battle for possession of ultimate power-a battle that draws in every living thing on Earth. Only one of them will walk away from this alive…but which one? While John Constantine can only watch from the sidelines, Sargon the Sorcerer finally shows his true colors.
#7
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #7
2004
Swamp Thing's mind is tearing itself apart. When an unsuspecting cryptozoologist arrives in the Louisiana bayou, Swamp Thing drags the scientist deep into his pit of mental torment. What neither knows is that lurking in the dark lies an even greater threat-one bent on mounting Swamp Thing's head in a macabre trophy room.
#8
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #8
2004
The safari to bag a Swamp Thing takes a shocking twist when Alec’s true enemy reveals himself-and he’s more powerful than even Alec could have imagined. But that conflict pales when a reminder of Swamp Thing’s past seeks him out in the bayou.
#11
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #11
2005
“Love in Vain” Part 3 of 4. Arcane and his demon paramour Josephine have adopted new, more dangerous forms. Still, Arcane wants Josephine to gain the powers of an elemental, and that means his designs are set on the hospitalized Tefé. Can Swamp Thing stop Arcane’s attack? Or will his rage get the better of him when he catches sight of Abigail in a passionate embrace with her new lover Jake?
#12
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #12
2005
The horrifying conclusion to the 4-part “Love in Vain.” Arcane has learned a few new tricks during his stay in Heaven. With the power of The Light under his control, even Swamp Thing may not be able to stop him…not without paying an unimaginable price.
#13
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #13
2005
Part 1 of the astonishing 2-part story “Measure of Faith,” featuring guest art by Timothy Green II (FRACTION) and a gripping cover by legendary SWAMP THING illustrator John Totleben. With Swamp Thing struggling to make sense of his shattered life and Houma recovering from all the horrors of its past spilling up from the depths of Hell, a strange “preacher” appears, offering a macabre salvation to the town’s people. But his true agenda may be too frightening to contemplate.
#14
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #14
2005
Concluding the 2-part story “Measure of Faith,” featuring guest art by Timothy Green II (FRACTION) and a chilling cover by John Totleben. Swamp Thing discovers the terrible secret of the Riverside preacher, and it could cost everything for Jake’s father.
#18
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #18
2005
The 4-part "Healing the Breach” arc concludes. While Professor Schiller relives the painful time when his brilliant student Alec Holland stole the only woman he ever loved, Swamp Thing, imprisoned by the eco-sorcerers, confronts the Seed Gatherer, a deranged transdimensional CEO who believes he's channeling the spirit of Johnny Appleseed.
#20
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #20
2005
Internationally acclaimed artist Richard Corben (SOLO, HELLBLAZER) returns to SWAMP THING for a pivotal tale in one of comics’ most enduring sagas. Wearied by tumultuous recent events, Swamp Thing attempts to escape by creating smaller and smaller versions of himself. Finally, he shrinks into a quantum state, exploring the subatomic universe. But what is John Constantine doing there?
Authors
Andy Diggle
Author · 90 books
Will Pfeifer
Author · 62 books
Joshua Dysart
Author · 36 books
Martin Breccia
Author · 1 book
Swamp Thing (2004) (Single Issues)
Series ·
15
books · 2004-2006
By
Andy Diggle
,
Will Pfeifer
,
Joshua Dysart
, and more
#21
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #21
2005
Kicking off a new storyline, “The Bleeding Raconteur,” plus the debut of a new cover artist, Eisner-Award winner Eric Powell (The Goon, ARKHAM LIVING HELL). In the fallout of the “Healing the Breach” story arc, we return to the Louisiana Bayou to meet William, an irrepressible Cajun storyteller who unwittingly unleashes the nightmarish characters featured in his tales. Once again, it’s up to the Swamp Thing to chase them back into folklore, but when he recognizes a familiar face among the myths, he may be reluctant to do so.
#25
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #25
2006
The spotlight focuses on Swamp Thing's love, Abby, in a special stand-alone story. After their long-awaited reunion, the madness of the swamp reinvades her life. Trapped in a rape crisis center, she must fight for her life against monsters that may forever change her relationship with the world's Earth Elemental…
#26
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #26
2006
Hot off THE LOSERS, fan-favorite Jock illustrates a special standalone story. Over the years, Swamp Thing has been accountable for many casualties in the swamp. But when he's found responsible for one particular death, Swamp Thing himself might find his own actions unforgivable.
#28
Swamp Thing (2004-2006) #28
2006
Swamp Thing has vowed to protect the fragile community that has grown around him. But with the Floronic Man unleashed in the swamp, monsters terrorizing the city and his own wife and daughter in danger, will it all come crashing down around him?
#32
Swamp Thing, Vol. 3
2006
SWAMP THING: HEALING THE BREACH continues the collection of Vertigo's newest incarnation of the Avatar of the Green. With the consciousness of Alec Holland still separated from its former host and scattered throughout the world, the Swamp Thing must face a new threat which is manifesting itself inside a growing dead zone in the Gulf of Mexico—and contend with the gradual reassembly of the Holland mind and the pain of reintegration that its completion promises.
