Swamp Thing returns from his sojourn to hell, only to learn that his girlfriend Abby is being persecuted for their 'unnatural relations'. When she skips town for Gotham City he follows and runs afoul of Batman, Lex Luthor and the Gotham City Police Department.

Saga of the Swamp Thing Book 5.

Comics & Graphic Novels

ALAN MOORE

Rick Veitch

Publishers

Titan Publishing Company

After arranging for Abby's release from Gotham, Swamp Thing finds his consciousness thrown across the galaxy and, driven nearly insane from loneliness, attempts to return to Earth, hoping to be reunited with his beloved wife and home.

Saga of the Swamp Thing Book 6.

The Last Word in Superheroics. The One is another notorious chapter in the secret history of superheroes; a timeless and audacious mix of Dr. Strangelove, Marshal McLuhan, Jack Kirby, and Tex Avery, as seen through the sensibilities of Kurt Vonnegut. Introduction by Alan Moore. Suggested for Mature Readers.

The One

King Hell Press

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<li>At the height of the cold war, a madman tricks the United States and the Soviet Union into launching their missiles and super-hero agents against each other. But instead of nuclear Armageddon, the act releases the secret cosmic potential of the human race. </li> <li>It was twenty years ago today that Rick Veitch took a bucketful of nuclear fear, added a healthy dollop of New Age mysticism, and served up a comic book super-hero series like no one had ever seen before. Written and drawn at the height of the final showdown between American style capitalism and Soviet era communism, The One spins an outrageous doomsday scenario that has proven even more relevant to today's ongoing global crisis. </li> <li>
The One begins with the United States and the Soviet Union pushed into World War III by a certain blonde billionaire who has figured out how to turn a profit from a limited nuclear exchange. But the threat of Armageddon awakens a mysterious force in the human race that disarms the missiles and sets the world on a high-speed collision course with evolution. </li> <li>Finding themselves stripped of their atomic arsenals, both the American and Russian governments unleash top secret super-soldier projects to wage hand to hand combat against each other. The ensuing "Superior War" makes nuclear weapons seem like mere child's play.</li>
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The One: The Last Word In Superheroics

Graphic Novels

When a New Jersey National Guard unit is deployed indefinitely to a never-ending series of wars in the Middle East, the citizen soldiers--ranging from kids fresh out of high school to middle-aged corporate managers--are motivated by the modernized military, who has gone into take-no-prisoners marketing mode.

Army @ Love Vol. 1: The Hot Zone Club

Vertigo

<ul><li>Collecting the first 50 issues of Witchblade Volume1, the Witchblade Compendium takes readers back to the beginning to see how the Witchblade chose Sara and threw her into the chaotic world of the supernatural. Get the first appearances of Sara Pezzini, Ian Nottingham, Kenneth Irons and Jackie Estacado in one handy tome!</li></ul>

Witchblade Compendium, Vol. 1

Paul Jenkins

Michael Turner

Tony Daniel

Marc Silvestri

Brian Ching

David Wohl

Brian Haberlin

Christina Z

Randy Green

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Tomorrow Stories

Comics scriptwriting supremo Alan Moore (Watchmen, V For Vendetta) returns with an all-new line up of incredible comic creations. America's Best Comics, his own imprint, has already wowed readers both sides of the Atlantic, with Moore once more forging the future of graphic novels! This astounding collection of utterly original, genre-twisting tales features the adventures of not one, but four sets of characters. So, sit back and thrill to the exploits of the mysterious lady crimefighter The Cobweb, ponder the imaginative inventions of child inventor Jack B. Quick, follow the cases of 'gentleman sleuth' Greyshirt, and laugh in disbelief at the televised tribulations of the patriotic superhero The First American!

Alan Moore's Tomorrow Stories

Arts & Photography

Kevin Nowlan

Melinda Gebbie

Jim Baikie

History & Criticism

Titan Books

Swamp Thing: Earth to Earth (Vertigo)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

John Totleben

Alfredo Alcalá

Science Fiction

Titan Books, Ltd.

Aquaman: The Water Bearer (Jla)

Yvel Guichet

Mark Propst

Following on from Alan Moore's extraordinary and influential run on the series, his longtime collaborator Rick Veitch took up the reins and created Swamp Thing: Regenesis - a masterful and controversial epilogue to Moore's work. Swamp Thing has returned from his exile in deep space, only to discover a new elemental creature is blooming, and throwing the natural order into chaos. To maintain his supremacy he must destroy the usurper, but in doing so, risk the destruction of nature itself. With Swamp Thing's popularity soaring once more, this is an ideal segue between Alan Moore's classic series and the new Swamp Thing: Bad Seed (all available from Titan).

Swamp Thing : Regenesis

Titan

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