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Boom Entertainment · Comic Book

Swamp Thing is Killing the Children #1 D SIKTC Homage Variant (Dressed, Morazzo)

$8.99Publisher list price · USD

On-sale dateDec 2, 2026

Super Hippo FOCs deadlineOct 19, 2026

Oct 19, 2026, 10:59 PM CDT · FOC closed

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Edition / variant: Variant Title
Series: Swamp Thing is Killing the Children
Issue: 1
Writer: James Tynion IV
Artist: Werther Dell'Edera
Cover artist: Martín Morazzo
UPC: 84428401388801041

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About this book.

In a world where the fears of children manifest into living, breathing monsters, this crossover brings one of horror’s most iconic characters straight into the Slaughterverse! James Tynion IV and Werther Dell’Edera, the superstar team behind the smash hit Something is Killing the Children, push the boundaries for the very first crossover story ever told in the fan-favorite Slaughterverse.Two siblings who are life-long comics fans find their way to horror comics, in spite of the fears they inspire.As the terrifying visions from the pages of the comics start to come to life, Erica Slaughter will have to hunt down one of horror’s most recognizable figures—Swamp Thing himself!