This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 This is the end of Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing run。 It’s not perfect but still something that is essential for any comic fan。In this trade Abby goes to prison in Gotham for being in a lewd relationship with a non human。 This happens while Swamp Thing is handling some overseas business。 So when Swamp Thing returns he’s very unhappy at her being thrown in prison and goes a little buck wild。 I think this story is cool。 Not much wrong with it and the ending is great。After that story is where this trade This is the end of Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing run。 It’s not perfect but still something that is essential for any comic fan。In this trade Abby goes to prison in Gotham for being in a lewd relationship with a non human。 This happens while Swamp Thing is handling some overseas business。 So when Swamp Thing returns he’s very unhappy at her being thrown in prison and goes a little buck wild。 I think this story is cool。 Not much wrong with it and the ending is great。After that story is where this trade loses me。 The next series of issues have an interesting concept but I don’t appreciate how they’re written。 This seems to be a common problem i have with Alan Moore now。 The story involves Swamp Thing being unable to return to earth and finding himself on other planets dealing with problems and trying to figure out to get back to earth。 It’s a very cool concept but it bored me。 There’s an issue from the perspective of the rogue planet Swamp Thing has found himself on。 I found it to be so boring to read page after page of overly wordy musings。 I don’t necessarily think it’s a bad thing it’s just not what I like。The series finished with two of the stronger issues for me and refocused what the Swamp Thing run excelled on。 The relationship between Abby and Swamp Thing， Swamp Thing’s metaphysical struggle with his power and humanity， some whacky side characters， oh and some really cool revenge action sequences involving flora！ This run is the business， and even though there’s times where I don’t like how Alan Moore has executed an idea he’s tried out， or liked his wordvomit prose it’s still one of the best comics ever made and deserves the praise it garners。 。。。more