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    Swamp Thing » Swamp Thing #11 - The Conqueror Worms released by DC Comics on August 1, 1974.

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    After a brief recap of the Swamp Thing's history for any new readers that may be just joining, Swamp Thing must come to the rescue of Matt and Abby once again, as they are being attacked by a mutant man-alligator. No sooner does Swampy save their lives than some giant worm things attack, knocking out Swamp Thing with a ray beam and dragging the humans off...

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    Swamp Thing #11 - The Conqueror Worms by gc8 on March 02, 2010

    Hoo-boy...   The first indication that something is amiss with this issue is a cover by another artist. Luis Dominguez' cover is actually quite good - perhaps even better than some of the Wrightson ones, but it immediately raises the question, 'does this mean Berni is gone?'  Apparently it does. The very issue after editor Joe Orlando bragged about Swamp Thing having one of the best artists in the business in the letters page, we pick up this issue to find that he has left the series; the art du...

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