Own the Most Desirable Comic of the Early 1970s.  House of Secrets #92  First Appearance of the Swamp Thing – Bernie Wrightson Cover!

This landmark issue marks the first appearance of Swamp Thing (Alex Olsen) in a standalone gothic horror tale. Written by Len Wein and illustrated by Bernie Wrightson, the story introduces a tragic scientist transformed into a monstrous creature. The cover art, also by Wrightson, features a haunting scene that has become iconic in comic book history, is the Mona Lisa of comic covers.

Details:

• Publisher: DC Comics

• Release Date: July 1971

• Cover Artist: Bernie Wrightson

• Condition:  Please look at images provided.  It's dirty, it's stained, there's felt pen on the top right front cover, it's has general wear all over.  It's complete and we'd give it a G+ grade.

• Writers: Len Wein, Virgil North

• Artists: Bernie Wrightson, Bill Draut, Dick Dillin, Alan Weiss, Tony DeZuniga

• Should I buy it: This is an affordable copy of a major key and you can even read and enjoy it.
• Bagged and boarded and inside a top-loader.

Synopsis:
In this issue, readers are introduced to the original Swamp Thing, Alex Olsen, a scientist betrayed by his friend and transformed into a creature of the swamp. The story blends elements of horror and tragedy, setting the stage for the character's enduring legacy in the DC Universe