Swamp Thing 1989 #3
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| Writer | Rick Veitch, Todd Klein, Rich Handley |
| Artist | Tom Mandrake |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
After three decades of controversy and cancellation, Rick Veitch’s finale to the Swamp Thing time-travel saga barrels toward its mind-bending conclusion! Swamp Thing’s journey back through time has finally led all the way to the Big Bang and beyond. There, in the presence of the Source of the Multiverse, Swamp Thing must make an impossible choice: join the Source of life itself or find his way home to Abby. While 13 billion years in the future, John Constantine works his occult network while Hell itself is ablaze with villains of yesteryears forging evil into a new and terrifying form! The child of Swamp Thing, Abby Arcane, and John Constanti more
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9.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
As someone who missed most of this run the first time and whose first exposure to Swamp Thing was the Saturday morning cartoon, this has been a fascinating ride. Early Vertigo was a whole different breed, when DC characters were used to tell the most surreal and mature comics around. Read Full Review
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8.9
Graphic Policy - Logan Dalton
Jun 28, 2026It’s a truly a cosmic gumbo featuring cameos from John Constantine, Nergal, Darkseid, Anthro, and more all invested in Swamp Thing’s narrative of birth and rebirth, life and death. And then you’ve got Arcane doing the opposite number, and giving Mandrake and colorist Tristh Mulvihill an opportunity to indulge in their grisly child. Read Full Review
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8.4
Fanlight Zone - Ken M.
Jun 24, 2026The long road back takes a heavy toll on Swamp Thing as time is not on his side. Veitch stages events to crash together for the finale. The art weaves the darkness surrounding events by balancing some hopeful panels. Brace for a huge impact forthcoming. Read Full Review
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8.0
ComicBook.com - David Harth
Jun 24, 2026Swamp Thing 1989 has been a dream come true for fans and this latest issue is another example of why. There’s just something about getting an all-new late ’80s DC comic in 2026. Veitch and Mandrake knock it out the park with the script and pencils, with Mulvihill and letterer Todd Klein coming in and finishing it all up beautifully. They don’t make comics like this anymore… or rather they do and this is what we get. Read Full Review
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