Swamp Thing by Alan Moore Volume 6 of 6 (1987) - Comic Story Explained

[@LovevonMelenEkman]

Thank you for bringing this series here and for being a good host and giving a really good reading. I have treasured this experience.

[@noirrobin1262]

I can’t wait for Constantine 🎉! THANK YOU SO MUCH for all your hard work ❤❤

[@juanisol8275]

Indeed!! What a satisfying conclusion!! (From their wacky space encounters, iconic crossovers and emotional reunion!!) Thank you for guiding us through the lush psychedelic, spiritual and epic narrative of Alan More's Swamp Thing!! Intrigued by the future Hellblazer project!! Thank you very much!! 💚🏞️🌳♻️

[@DanielleA2023]

Greatest mainstream American comic writer ever❤

[@CactusJackIV]

You knock it out of the park again! This was an amazing Swamp Thing run.

[@KimNguyen-zm7gi]

Great character. You out did yourself. The space travel was interesting.I have learned so much about Swamp Thing from Alan Moore. He did an amazing job. Thank you for content.

[@aryanak1234]

What an incredible run. I never thought I’d find myself becoming a fan of Swamp Thing but here I am. All thanks to you Danny! Also I will say the character cards you create in the videos are very helpful. Can’t wait to see what series you cover next!

[@chunksmyhero]

Just finished the run -- thank you for the effort you put into this!

[@Rreinholdt]

Loved it! Thank you!

[@TaraGraphic93]

I can see how Alan Moore mingle throughout the DC libraries of lore. He was really good in doing that. (I.E The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen) When you have pre-exist universe, you basically have a whole swamp(pun intended) to venture. but amazing how he alone brought up all these cool characters to light. I would'nt be surprise if your next entry is hellblazer~

[@Heavyduty25]

Yo Great run, great production, salute to you!

[@AgentMoray]

The technus planet story was trippy, and that art sure is great.

[@AgentMoray]

@ianarias5009 meth

[@jackieanderson9408]

This was sweet 😊

[@RalloWatches]

Thanks!

[@Watch-0w1]

Thank for the video. This great watch while working. I see now how good Alan Moore run is and the power of swamp thing. Hope you try the new 52 red&,green saga

[@dannymalt]

I have read the New 52 stuff when it came out. I remember enjoying it, but I forget most of it now.

[@RawB242]

I didnt watch the run because i thought it would be lame but judging by the comments im going to binge watch all in a row

[@pandaboy8005]

I think it’d be great if u did “Deadly Class” next and always love the weekly vids🙌🏽

[@dannymalt]

That would be a good one for one day.

[@menzemnem844]

I love this youtube channel

[@striderreborn1467]

Interestingly the last Image of Swamp Thing and Abby was used in the cheesy 80's movie "Return of Swamp Thing" which appropriately works as a "happy ending" shot. As for later Swamp Thing Storylines, I can't wait to see you check out the "Blackest Night" storyline as it changes the status quo of Swamp Thing in a different and unexpected way...

[@mrrictus]

Alanna: I'm Pregnant! Zeta Beam makes the save!

[@shoresean1237]

I think 'Loving The Alien' was a Giger tribute. A lot of Giger's stuff is just like this. In fact, his sketch, 'Loving The Alien' was a direct inspiration for the Xenomorph in 'Alien' - although, like many an originator, Giger has distanced himself from the adaptation. Still, when you consider that a one-off sketch helped create an enduring if badly uneven franchise, that's saying something. Two brief asides: As I think I mentioned in a prior review, Swamp Thing does indeed also seek vengeance on Lex Luthor, but taking out a primal A-Tier supervillain is different than taking out some supporting character rogue intel operatives. Plus, you-know-who is there to stop him, although he was more looking to avoid a repeat of Gotham. They made peace and moved on. Plus, again, the Luthor he sought vengeance on was now a different version after the Crisis. One final note: Forget Arcane. What sort of monster must the whistle-head the demon coach bit down on have been to earn that fate? I think either a really bad coach himself or a sweathouse efficiency overseer fond of blowing their whistles right in people's ears.

[@Daxten11]

Can you do I hate fairy land next

[@BrotherWulfe]

Haaa that book is great. I looked for a full reading before but I dont think there are any.

[@cliftonmoore3473]

I guess I not the only one who likes I hate fairyland

[@Waywardpine]

Would you do the rest of the Animal Man run

[@dannymalt]

I did finish Morrison's run, but I don't have plans to do the run that came after his.

[@brenthiironen6425]

Canadian craftsmanship par excellence...A

[@crankinghog]

Please cover "Sha: The Shadow One" by Pat Mills and Olivier Ledroit!

[@Bwillis2099]

Good story…but have you ever thought about doing any Star Wars comics 🤔? 48:11

[@dannymalt]

Yes, I have a few in mind. I like the original Thrawn Trilogy (at least in book form). I also liked this series called Star Wars Legacy set 130 years after the original movies starring Luke's descendant called Cade Skywalker. There is some good newer stuff too.

[@OverStarter]

43:13 including Doctor Victor Von Doom

[@bored9675]

What’s the next comic

[@dannymalt]

A few more Mark Millar, then I am still deciding. The Ambassadors is going to be next Sunday.

[@eldricalan7071]

Please do Black Science someday.

[@shindig9000]

I think it was fine.

[@theunwantedcritic]

Wow. When I think of Alan Moore, I usually think of excellence. I actually met Mark total been at a convention in the 1990s. He was at the peak of his career and a very nice guy. This is back before image comics had really taken off. You could walk up to some of these people and actually have conversations with them. Anyway, I was really disappointed with this whole series. The artwork was sketchy and unfinished. Some of the motivations and situation where absolutely ridiculous. But the whole swamp thing in Gotham city was terrible. It’s hard to believe that this guy went on to write some of the best comic books of all time.

[@jackieanderson9408]

Tomato 🍅

[@TheKickass85]

It's crazy that mainstream comics are garbage now, that you have to go back in time and get the classics, that show you how story plot and character was more important than sexual identity politics or race swapping as they doing right now.