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Swamp Thing: Earth to Earth (Vertigo) [Paperback]

Alan Moore , Alfredo Alcala , John Totleben , Rick Veitch
4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)

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  • Paperback: 160 pages
  • Publisher: Titan Books Ltd (24 May 2002)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1840234555
  • ISBN-13: 978-1840234558
  • Product Dimensions: 25.4 x 16.6 x 1 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 466,239 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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Sci -Fi- Online 30th April 02

Earth to Earth is an excellent Graphic Novel which tries to answer some of the taboos of the comic industry.

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Continuing acclaimed UK creator Alan Moore's storyline, Abigail Holland has been imprisoned for her love for the Swamp Thing. But her lover is no longer what he was - changed by his growing understanding of his own power, he comes to Gotham to free her, changing the city into a green paradise. But Gotham's citizens, including their city's greatest defender, Batman, are split between joy and rage at these changes, and the Swamp Thing is not as invulnerable as he believes himself to be...This collection is a shattering new milestone in the title, as joy and pain, beauty and horror mix in a storyline that will change Abby Holland's world forever - and lead the Swamp Thing to new worlds of his own...

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4.0 out of 5 stars Another classic from Alan Moore, 15 Aug 2002
This review is from: Swamp Thing: Earth to Earth (Vertigo) (Paperback)
Alan Moore continues his revamping of the Swamp Thing story in the issues collected here. His girlfriend, Abigail, has been jailed in Gotham City. When Swamp Thing turns up to free her a titanic struggle ensues between the agent of the green and The Dark Knight.
Alan Moore shows he can equal Frank Miller in gritty Batman stories and the Swamp Thing himself becomes a great power in the DC universe. Several other characters from the DC universe have cameos. It is very well written and the exotic artwork matches its brilliance. The final story in the volume, sort of an epilogue, is a superbly dark issue detailing the events in the lives of two of the supporting characters in the series. An excellent read.
Once again, Alan Moore proves he is the best writer in comic books today. Along with the other volumes, this series ranks as one of the finest in DC's history. Buy this book and the volume following as it's just as good.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Swamp Thing and the birth of modern American comics., 13 Jan 2003
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It`s hard to see back more than 15 years to the time before Swamp Thing. Back before superheros grew up, went all philosophical and got buried under their own ludicrousness. Before Alan Moore came along the US comic was a sad tired thing. Moores`Swamp Thing was a revolutionary statement of intent, it changed everything. Not immediately, it took everyone else a while to catch up . In it`s scope , it`s depth and it`s inventiveness , Swamp Thing was hugely ambitious. It dealt with issues, big ideas, morality and frail human feelings. Very few people had even attempted to deal with this kind of thing in a monthly US superhero comic, most people would just have assumed that it was impossible.
Now I`m not saying it`s the perfect comic, it`s flawed, particularly at the end of the saga , but if you want to see where The Sandman and all the ensuing Vertigo stuff actually germinated from, then you need to read Swamp Thing, it`s the very root of it all and is still an extraordinary and wonderful comic.

I`m sad to see that only a relatively small number of the collected volumes are still available. I hope there are reprints planned.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Swamp Thing vs. Gotham, 12 Dec 2010
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Wow. Just when you think Swamp Thing couldn't get any better Alan Moore comes out with this. Abby has fled to Gotham having been persecuted over being Swamp Thing's lover, she is wanted for 'sexual crimes against nature' and eventually arrested by the GPD. When Swamp Thing returns from his epic battle in Hell and realises what's happened, he goes to Gotham city in a fit of rage, threatening to level the entire City if the authoroties don't hand her back to him. What ensues is a real display of Swamp Thing's godlike power, including him kicking Batman's ass black and blue, changing the entire city into a rain-forest, and altering some of the citizens' whole perspective by littering the city with his hallucenogenic tubers. I won't spoil the entire plot or the ending, all I will say is that so far, this is the pinnacle of an already outstanding series.
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