Swamp Thing #40
Swamp Thing #40
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 1985
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Louisiana • 1980s
1985
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
In Alan Moore's Swamp Thing #40, the narrative explores themes of identity and growth as an individual interacts with mystical and existential elements. The story showcases Swamp Thing's journey through self-discovery and the challenges faced in understanding one's place within both nature and the human world.
Mysterious
Dark
Fantastical
Contemplative
Unnerving
Reviews & Readership
30 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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Review Roundup
Alan Moore's Swamp Thing #40 continues to impress with its innovative storytelling and rich, atmospheric artwork. Critics praise its deep exploration of environmental themes and character development. However, some find the pacing uneven. Overall, it's a compelling mix of horror and introspection, solidifying Moore's impact on the series' legacy.
Who Should Read Swamp Thing #40?
Fans of dark fantasy and horror will enjoy Swamp Thing #40 by Alan Moore. Similar to works like Sandman by Neil Gaiman and Hellblazer by Jamie Delano, this issue combines rich mythology with psychological depth and environmental themes. Ideal for readers who appreciate intricate storytelling and moral complexity.
30 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
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Novel • Fiction
Louisiana • 1980s
1985
Adult
18+ years
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