In the world of comic book collectors, the sale of DC's "Swamp Thing" #28 holds significant allure. Released in the mid-1980s and penned by renowned writer Alan Moore, this issue marks a pivotal moment in comic history for its mature themes and intricate storytelling.
 
Featuring the debut of John Constantine, a character who would later become a cultural icon, the comic explores dark, supernatural themes against the backdrop of the Swamp
 
Thing's journey. Known for its atmospheric artwork by Stephen Bissette and John Totleben, the issue's rarity and cultural impact have made it a prized possession among collectors, often fetching high prices in the market due to its historical significance and influential narrative.
 
 
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