Rick Veitch

Jamie Delano

John Ridgway

The very first Hellblazer collection is back in a new edition that includes John Constantine's early appearances in SWAMP THING #76-77 along with HELLBLAZER #1-9. This is the first of a series of new HELLBLAZER collections that put all his adventures in reading order, capturing Constantine at his youthful, anarchic best.

Original Sins

John Constantine, Hellblazer

Alan Moore

Alfredo Alcala

John Totleben

As the Swamp Thing continues his quest for enlightenment with the aid of mystic John Constantine, he comes across an omen of destruction, prompting him to call to his aid allies including Deadman and the Spectre.

Earth to Earth

Swamp Thing

Stephen Bissette

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.

Reunion

Joe Bennett

The acclaimed Alan Moore run of Supreme collected in paperback at last! This is the first of two volumes, and contains Moore's groundbreaking 'The Story of the Year' arc in its entirety. Featuring a never-before-published Alex Ross cover to create the supreme graphic novel of the season, this is a brilliant showcase of one of the universally acknowledged best writers in comics. Illustrated in full-colour throughout.

The Story of the Year

Supreme

"This collection of issues #57-64 of SWAMP THING begins across the galaxy, where the Swamp Thing's consciousness has been hurled. Trying to find his way back to Earth, Swamp Thing stops over on Thanagar, home of Hawkman; Rann, home of Adam Strange; and encounters the Green Lantern of a world of sentient plants"--

Saga of the Swamp Thing

The Maximortal

Superheroes with dark secrets recruit teen sidekicks to boost their public profiles.

Brat Pack

The Last Word In Superheroics

The One

Infernal Triangles (Swamp Thing (Graphic Novels))

Written by Rick Veitch Art by Veitch & Alfredo Alcala Cover by John Totleben Rick Veitch continues his run on the series that helped lay the foundation for the Vertigo line in this new trade paperback collecting SWAMP THING #71-76 . Swamp Thing must find a way to allow himself and his heir to coexist in this world. The solution that presents itself after repeated failures comes as a surprise to everyone, especially John Constantine, who is about to become an unlikely father.

Spontaneous generation

Visionary cartoonist Rick Veitch follows the golden thread of alchemy through the eye of the needle in "The Art Of Mercurius". Triangulating dreams, mediations and history itself, Veitch finds meaning in an ancient arcane philosophy. This groundbreaking series of dream comics was nominated for two Eisner Awards.

Roarin' Rick's Rare Bit Fiends #23

Swamp Thing #76

Joe Kelly

Doug Mahnke

Tom Nguyen

Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and the Flash, Green Lantern and the rest of the JLA find themselves caught in a moral dilemma as they intercept the signal of an alien race threatening to invade a neighboring planet.

Rules of Engagement

Brett Ewins

This is Vertigo's second Swamp Thing series, wherein writer Alan Moore reconfigures Swamp Thing's origin to make him a true monster as opposed to a human transformed into a monster.

Regenesis

Neil Gaiman

Bryan Talbot

The Teknophage, a 65 million year old reptile, holds the keys to the universe. An immensely powerful being, Henry Phage has spent his lifetime as a conqueror, using his immense psychic powers and his ability to manipulate wormholes in order to take over planets across galaxies and feed upon the suffering of the denizens within, effectively making himself a god. From The Phage Building, located on the planet Kahlighoul, The Teknophage plots and plans the expansion of his intergalactic empire. However, when he turns his sights towards Kahlighoul's sister planet, Earth, the Teknophage encounters a source of resistance that he did not expect.

Neil Gaiman's Teknophage

Widely acclaimed comic book visionary, Rick Veitch, author of multiple Eisner nominees Brat Pack and The Maximortal, finally returns to his legendary King Hell Heroica. Boy Maximortal continues the story of True-Man, now a teenager hiding from an increasingly desperate military while trying to come to grips with powers far beyond those of normal men, all played against a backdrop of the sleazy underworld of comic book publishing. Veitch's superhero deconstruction digs deep into the roots and heart of a cultural mythos that has come to define our times.

Boy Maximortal

The American supersoldier, Charles, takes the new superior war to Moscow--only to be ensnared in the wily schemes of Vera Pavlova--while his super-powered sister Amelia defends the homefront from the onslaught of their fast-mutating Soviet counterpart, Bog. Caught in the carnage, Little Larry makes a startling transformation. The One! What you're hoping to find, in the back of your mind, it's the surreal thing!

Rick Veitch's The One #4

Chris Sprouse

Supreme. The return

Army@Love.

Steve Bissette

This final collection of master comics writer Alan Moore's award-winning run on SWAMP THING begins across the galaxy, where the Swamp Thing's consciousness has been hurled. In his attempts to finds his way back to Earth, Swamp Thing stops over on Thanagar, home of Hawkman; Rann, home of Adam Strange; and also encounters the Green Lantern of a world of sentient plants.

Rick Veitch

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