I’m writing a thread complete with panels for each issue, and I HEAVILY encourage you all to read along and interact. I will generally try to post at 8:30 p.m. I’m keeping posts organized on Twitter with the hashtag: #SwampedThingĪnd I’m posting about one issue per weeknight starting Monday, July 6. I’m reading all of Swamp Thing by Alan Moore and Stephen Bissette, which starts with Swamp Thing (1982) #20 and runs through Swamp Thing (1982) #64, also including Swamp Thing Annual #2. Swamp Thing by Alan Moore & Stephen Bissette Reading Project Ground Rulesīelow you will find the basic rules for this bad boy. This is the landing page for my nightly Swamp Thing Reading Project, where you can find the ground rules and semi-regular reading project updates.

Now, I’ll be reading The Saga of the Swamp Thing by Alan Moore and Stephen Bissette. Since then, I have subsequently read in this fashion every Hellboy Comic Ever (including BPRD and side character series), Animal Man by Grant Morrison, Stray Bullets, and most recently Doom Patrol by Morrison and Richard Case.

That’s why in September 2018, I started my first nightly Twitter reading project, reading all 75 issues of Neil Gaiman’s Sandman, one per night. And I also know that the only way I am able to consistently read my blind spot comics is by committing to it (publicly!) and keeping a steady schedule. This is true in spite of our knowledge of or love for the comics medium. By Zack Quaintance - We’ve all got classic comics blind spots - books that are considered comics cannon (if such a thing exists) that for whatever reason (or a host of reasons), we simply haven’t read.

First alan moore swamp thing