Swamp Thing #23.1

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Swamp Thing #23.1 - The Patchwork History by deactivated-613e82c4b95f9 on September 18, 2013

I've Never read the swamp thing before, so forgive me if i'm a little uneducated in this specific case, i'm completely a newcomer, so i don't know what was altered in the Origins of Arcane, but there is one thing i can say for sure.I absolutely loved this.The art is very interesting and does a solid job of drawing characters and violence, it gives of a dark vibe in a way, which is really hard to do considering that the setting is at a calm, beautiful garden. you can actually see the misery in Ar...

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Swamp Thing #23.1 - The Patchwork History by johnkmccubbin91 on September 23, 2013

This has been one of the Villains Month issues that I've looked forward to most, as although I've not been as excited about Swamp Thing as I was when Scott Snyder was writing it, it's still been an amazing series. I also have really been looking forward to seeing both Anton and Abby Arcane again.PlotAbby Arcane visits her uncle Anton in his own personal hell to try and learn who her mother was.ReviewThis was a fantastic issue, and one of the best Villains Month issues so far, being by far the be...

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Swamp Thing #23.1 - The Patchwork History by broo1232 on September 22, 2013

When villains month was announced this is the one book I was looking forward to most, Arcane is my favourite DC villain easily and when I heard he was getting his own issue I was really excited to see what would happen and what Charles Soule would do with the ex-avatar of the Rot.PlotAnton Arcane sits in his own personal hell where nothing Rots even when he kills it, it returns to life. Anton is visited by Abby Arcane, who asks him about her mother and he tells her a story, retelling his origin...

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