The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982) #35

Login

Social Media:

The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982) - #35
"The Nuke-Face Papers, Part 1"
DC Comics

Writer(s):
Alan Moore - 'Curt Vile / Jill Deray / The Original Writer'

Penciller(s):
Stephen R. Bissette

Inker(s):
John T. Totleben

Colorist(s):
Tatjana Wood

Letterer(s):
John Costanza

Editor(s):
Karen Berger

Cover Artist(s):
Stephen R. Bissette
John T. Totleben

Rating (out of 10):
8.3
from 12 votes

You must be logged in to vote!

Other members' collections
This issue is in 159 collections.

This issue is available for sale/trade

Toolbox

Searching: The Saga of Swamp Thing 35

	Swamp Thing #31-32,35-36 + Saga of the Swamp Thing #16- VG	$0.99
	Saga of the Swamp Thing #35 VF/NM save on shipping - details inside	$6.78
	Saga Of The Swamp Thing # 35 Alan Moore NM- 1985 DC White Pages	$3.99
	SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING VOL #3 TPB Alan Moore Vertigo Comics #35-42 NEW TP	$18.98

Search for 'The Saga of Swamp Thing' on Amazon

Cover Date: April 1985
Cover Price: US $ 0.75

Issue Tagline: None.

Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue

Story Arc(s): Add/remove story arcs to this issue

Letters Column: Swamp Things

Synopsis:
A deranged, mutated man is wandering the Louisiana swamps, drinking poison and sharing it with anyone who will accept it.
Meanwhile an industrial company that has already destroyed one place, are dumping toxic waste in the Louisiana swamps.
Swamp Thing comes into contact with 'Nukeface' and the encounter may prove fatal.

Reprinted/Collected in:
Essential Vertigo: Swamp Thing (1996) #16
Rämeen olento (2010) #3
The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982) HC vol. 03
The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982) TPB vol. 03
The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982) TPB vol. 03
The Saga of Swamp Thing (1982) TPB vol. 03 (4th Printing)
Swamp Thing (1987) TPB vol. 04

Characters: Add/remove characters to this issue

Groups: Add/remove groups to this issue

Reviews: There are no reviews for this issue. - Add your review

Multiple Stories in this Issue	Add a story to this issue
Multiple stories do not exist for this issue.

Special thanks to Brian Wood for the ComicBookDB.com logo design