Swamp Thing (1989) #4
Description
Swamp Thing (1989) #4 concludes the long-awaited Rick Veitch story, the finale of which fans have been anticipating for over three decades. This four-part mini-series finale finally provides an ending to one of the most famous and mysterious Swamp Thing sagas in DC history.
A child has been born. But with new life returns the greatest nightmare. Anton Arcane, escaped from hell, is determined to claim the baby at any cost and complete his dark plan. Meanwhile, John Constantine, Abby, and their allies engage in a desperate fight to protect the child from the forces of evil.
With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Swamp Thing must do everything to return to his loved ones and stop Arcane before he executes his final terrifying scheme. This is an emotional, horror-filled climax that concludes one of the most important Swamp Thing stories.
This edition is released with an impressive Rick Veitch Foil Variant cover, for collectors and longtime Swamp Thing fans.
Why read it?
- The legendary Rick Veitch finale, which fans have awaited for over 30 years.
- One of Swamp Thing's greatest enemies returns – Anton Arcane.
- John Constantine plays an important role in the story.
- A dark horror story with supernatural and emotional elements.
- A luxurious Foil Variant cover for collectors.
About the Creators
- Writer: Rick Veitch
- Artist: Tom Mandrake
- Cover: Rick Veitch (Foil Variant Cover B)
- Publisher: DC Comics – Black Label
Publication
- Title: Swamp Thing (1989) #4 Cover B – Rick Veitch Foil Variant
- Series: Swamp Thing (1989)
- Number: #4 (of 4)
- Format: Single Issue
- Age Rating: M – Mature
- Publisher: DC Comics – Black Label
- Release Date: 2026-07-22
- UPC: 76194139116800421
Specifications
- Page Count: 32
- Format: Single Issue
- Cover: Cover B – Foil Variant
- Language: English
- Dimensions: 6.62 × 10.19 in.
Swamp Thing (1989) #4 is a historic finale, concluding one of the most famous unfinished Swamp Thing storylines. Rick Veitch and Tom Mandrake deliver a dark, emotional, and horror-filled resolution that will become an important publication for every Swamp Thing, John Constantine, and DC Black Label collector.