#tatjana wood

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Swamp Thing #73 (198?)

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Swamp Thing No. 21: The Anatomy Lesson

by Alan Moore, Stephen Bissette, and John Totleben

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Etrigan the Demon by Joe Kubert, from DC Comics Presents (vol. 1) #66 (February, 1984). Colors by Tatjana Wood, letters by Adam Kubert.

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The Brave and the Bold #147 ‘Death-Scream from the Sky!’ (1978) by Cary Burkett, Jim Aparo and Jerry Serpe. Edited by Paul Levitz. Cover by Aparo and Tatjana Wood.

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Swamp Thing #37. Rick Veitch, John Totleben (artists), Tatjana Wood (colorist), John Costanza (letterer), Alan Moore (writer).

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Sal Amendola and Al Milgrom Batman #296 Cover Art Scarecrow (1978) Source

Colors by Tatjana Wood

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Out this week: Swamp Thing by Rick Veitch, Book One: Wild Things (DC, $29.99): Oh, now this is both interesting and welcome — DC begins to collect Rick Veitch’s run on Swamp Thing, which ended in controversial fashion. This first volume features the beginning of his run, from issue #65 through #73, as well as the issues of Hellblazer that crossed over around that time by Jamie Delano and John Ridgway. It also includes a story from Secret Origin #23 that Veitch wrote featuring the Floronic Man, with art by Brett Irwin.

The question I have, though, is whether we’ll see a second volume — and if that volume will include the version of Swamp Thing #88 that Veitch wrote and Michael Zulli drew, that featured Swamp Thing meeting Jesus Christ. The controversial issue was completed but never published, and Veitch quit the title as a result. Which is too bad, because it was part of a bigger time travel epic that Veitch never got to finish.

See what other comics and graphic novels are arriving in stores this week.

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(1980)

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Swamp Thing #72

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“the FURY”

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Awesome throwback cover and story!

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Vintage Comic - Detective Comics #0454

Pencils: Ernie Chan

Inks: Ernie Chan

Colors: Tatjana Wood

Letters: John Workman

DC (Dec1975)

Is That Lady Cop In The Back?

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Swamp Thing No. 21: The Anatomy Lesson

by Alan Moore, Stephen Bissette, and John Totleben

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Joe Kubert's gorgeous art, with colors by Tatjana Wood, from Tarzan (vol. 1) #212 (September, 1972).

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DC Comics Presents #19 ‘Who Haunts This House?’ (1979) by Dennis O'Neil, Joe Staton, Frank Chiaramonte and Jerry Serpe. Edited by Julius Schwartz. Cover by Ross Andru, Dick Giordano and Tatjana Wood.

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Swamp Thing #79 (1988)