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Why Did Kids Fear Nukeface in 1985? Collector’s Confessions dives into one of the strangest, darkest, and most unforgettable DC Comics issues of the 1980s: Swamp Thing #35 – The Nukeface Papers Part One (April 1985). Written by the legendary Alan Moore with art by Stephen Bissette and John Totleben, this story introduces Nukeface — a terrifying, radioactive drifter who thrives on drinking nuclear waste. From tragic encounters in Louisiana to Swamp Thing’s apocalyptic visions, this issue explores environmental horror like only Moore could write it. Join us as we break down a powerful and haunting key issue from the groundbreaking Swamp Thing run.
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Collectors Confessions presents a deep dive into Swamp Thing #35, a key comic book from the 1980s featuring the disturbing character Nukeface. This issue, a prime example of horror comics within the dc comics universe, showcases the incredible art of stephen bissette and Alan Moore's writing.

We explore the dark themes and unsettling arrival of Nukeface in Louisiana, making this a must-watch for fans of saga of the swamp thing and those interested in classic comic books. Stick around for our full comic reviews and analysis!