Swamp Thing (1972-1976) #18
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Fantasy
Format
Paperback
Pages
20
Language
English
Published
Sep 1, 1975
Description
Within the eerie confines of Serenity Village, the Swamp Thing and his companions face an unsettling mystery. The quaint facade of the village cloaks a darker reality, as elderly residents harness the forces of black magic in their quest for vitality and rejuvenation. What begins as an exploration quickly spirals into a battle against the supernatural, revealing the lengths to which some will go to cling to life.
As they delve deeper, Swamp Thing uncovers the tangled web of secrets binding the villagers. Each encounter with the sinister practices blurs the line between nature and the unnatural, pushing the boundaries of what can be controlled. The themes of mortality and the consequences of desperation echo throughout their journey, challenging their beliefs and relationships.
Eager to protect the balance of life and death, Swamp Thing must navigate his own tumultuous feelings towards humanity. The stakes rise as the magic woven into Serenity Village threatens to spill over, endangering not just the villagers but the very essence of nature itself. Each twist in the tale brings them closer to understanding the true cost of defying the natural order.
As they delve deeper, Swamp Thing uncovers the tangled web of secrets binding the villagers. Each encounter with the sinister practices blurs the line between nature and the unnatural, pushing the boundaries of what can be controlled. The themes of mortality and the consequences of desperation echo throughout their journey, challenging their beliefs and relationships.
Eager to protect the balance of life and death, Swamp Thing must navigate his own tumultuous feelings towards humanity. The stakes rise as the magic woven into Serenity Village threatens to spill over, endangering not just the villagers but the very essence of nature itself. Each twist in the tale brings them closer to understanding the true cost of defying the natural order.
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