Post by Wolverine10005 on Mar 9, 2022 21:52:28 GMT
I got a very important question about my fave monster hero, Swamp Thing. It's a question strictly related to the Alan Moore canon, and only considering Moore's vision as being canonical. That's the basic premise.
Well, Swamp Thing is not Alec Holland. The Regenerative Formula did not contribute to its creation at all, as thought before. Presumibly, it's the Green which created the Swamp Thing, and all the Swamp Things before "Alec". Right?
So, is the Green a kind of sentient entity/force able to "pick" whoever dies in flames and throws himself/herself into the swamp (like Alec Holland did in 1972?).
And did all other Swamp Things, who were later fused together into the "Parliament of Trees", at first experience the delusion to have been "humans turned into plant monsters", like "Alec" did in 1972-1984?
It's also strange that the Parliament of the Trees or the Green itself never attempted at contacting Alec/Swamp Thing in the timespan before the "revelation", 1972-1984. That's pretty illogical, since the Swamp Thing is supposed to be the "avatar" of the Green.
Looking forward your feedback. Thank you so much, really.
Well, Swamp Thing is not Alec Holland. The Regenerative Formula did not contribute to its creation at all, as thought before. Presumibly, it's the Green which created the Swamp Thing, and all the Swamp Things before "Alec". Right?
So, is the Green a kind of sentient entity/force able to "pick" whoever dies in flames and throws himself/herself into the swamp (like Alec Holland did in 1972?).
And did all other Swamp Things, who were later fused together into the "Parliament of Trees", at first experience the delusion to have been "humans turned into plant monsters", like "Alec" did in 1972-1984?
It's also strange that the Parliament of the Trees or the Green itself never attempted at contacting Alec/Swamp Thing in the timespan before the "revelation", 1972-1984. That's pretty illogical, since the Swamp Thing is supposed to be the "avatar" of the Green.
Looking forward your feedback. Thank you so much, really.
