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Jeff Lemire and Doug Mahnke are doing their own Swamp Thing series shortly, and it’s always rare to get two A-tier interpretations of a character at the same time-especially one as unique as Swamp Thing. It’s the way it never loses sight that this is a tragedy of fathers and sons, of brothers turned enemies, and of a world that’s lost touch with the plants that give us life. But it’s not the ambition of the story that sells it. Cain And Abel Biblical Art Torah Religious Art City Photo Religion Thistles Cap Prints. Perhaps God wished Cain to offer something that had life, as Abel offered. A print from the Phillip Medhurst Collection at St. God was pleased with Abel and his offering, but was not pleased with Cain and his offering. With Jacob, Pilgrim, and this new player in the mix, it’s clear there’s a lot of story left to be told in this title. Cain brought the fruits and the grain which he had grown, and Abel brought a sheep from his flock, and killed it and burned it upon the altar.

That allows Ram V and Mike Perkins to end this run on an ambiguous note, with Levi coming a little closer to understanding what he’s become and an old enemy of Alec Holland’s re-entering the fray to cause some trouble. Thanks to the audience response, we’re getting six more issues of this excellent series. It’s a shattering conclusion to this storyarc-but as expected, it’s not the end of the story. That scene, amid the chaos of a chemical attack, is one of the best examples I’ve seen of how images can perfectly tell a story even without dialogue. Yet, when they’re both facing death, Levi’s thoughts only go towards one thing-protecting his brother. As corrupt industrialist Harper Pilgrim plans to wipe the slate clean and eliminate both of them, the two empowered agents of ancient forces nearly rip each other apart.

The opening segment, showing them in children back in India, packs a serious emotional punch-which makes it all the more painful to see where they are now. Much of these ten issues have been defined by Levi and Jacob’s Cain-and-Abel story, which has now concluded with the two of them each empowered and seeking to destroy each other. Ray: It’s the end of the road-at least for now-as the new Swamp Thing’s story comes to an explosive close. The Swamp Thing #10 – Ram V, Writer Mike Perkins, Artist Mike Spicer, Colorist Ray – 9/10 The Swamp Thing #10 variant cover, via DC Comics.

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