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    Swamp Thing » Swamp Thing #17 - The Destiny Machine released by DC Comics on July 1, 1975.

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    The Destiny Machine last edited by ltjfleetwood41 on 06/09/18 10:22PM View full history

    Wandering through the island jungle, Swamp Thing comes upon an old Mission - now the headquarters of the resurrected Mister E. Swamp Thing must overcome a variety of robotic adversaries if he is to break into the headquarters to rescue his friends who the villain has captive there.

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    If This is the Destiny Machine... Mourn for the Future 0

    Swamp Thing #17 - The Destiny Machine by gc8 on March 03, 2010

    As you can probably guess from the title and the cover, this issue takes Swamp Thing back into science fiction waters. Nathan Ellery has been resurrected (yeah, it's never explained how) and has a jungle fortress where he tortures Cable and company to learn the location of the Swamp Thing. He needn't have bothered, as the Swamp Thing stumbles across the headquarters on his own. What follows is Nathan Ellery doing his best Lex Luthor impression, and throwing every pseudo-science device his end...

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