Between the Red, the Rot, the Green and the Grey, Swamp Thing thought he'd seen it all. But now he's about to meet the avatar of a whole new Kingdom whose impact on the lives of all humanity goes deeper than even the Green's-the Machine! And when Swampy gets the opportunity to step aside and allow the Machine to take over, he may have good reason to accept the offer! But Alec Holland has a humanity the Machine Kingdom lacks, and that gives him an edge...at least for now. Still, no man-not even a plant one-is an island, and Swampy must seek out his true love, Abigail Arcane! Collects Swamp Thing- Futures End #1, Swamp Thing #35-40 and Swamp Thing Annual #3.
Between the Red, the Rot, the Green and the Grey, Swamp Thing thought he'd seen it all. But now he's about to meet the avatar of a whole new Kingdom whose impact on the lives of all humanity goes deeper than even the Green's-the Machine! And when Swampy gets the opportunity to step aside and allow the Machine to take over, he may have good reason to accept the offer! But Alec Holland has a humanity the Machine Kingdom lacks, and that gives him an edge...at least for now. Still, no man-not even a plant one-is an island, and Swampy must seek out his true love, Abigail Arcane! Collects Swamp Thing- Futures End #1, Swamp Thing #35-40 and Swamp Thing Annual #3.
Swamp Thing, the break-out hit of the DC's New 52, continues to act as the protector of The Green, the life force that connects all plant life on Earth.
Charles Soule is a writer of novels (graphic and otherwise), comics, screenplays and stories of all types. He plays the guitar fairly well and speaks at least one language.
"Thanks to Soule, Saiz, Wilson, Sienty and Esposito, Swamp Thing: Futures End #1 is representative of the very best an event tie-in like this could offer."--CBR "Each one of these creators delivers the absolute best they have to offer in every stroke of their brush, pixel of color or letter of text."--COMIC BOOK RESOURCES "The blend of fantastical action and mystery with very grounded, human drama gives Swamp Thing its core appeal, and it's something Soule is so frequently able to tap into."--IGN
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