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Summary
In a standalone issue titled "The Anatomy Lesson," writer Alan Moore delivers a haunting origin story that reshapes the SWAMP THING mythology. Terrifying revelations are made about the nature of Swamp Thing, kicking off a journey of discovery that takes the character across the Earth--and beyond.
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25 Pages
Print Release Date
November 30 1983
Digital Release Date
November 24 2010
Age Rating
17+ Only
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