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Our Roving Correspondent
Excerpts from a site discussing comic-book heros:
Bog would go on to get his own horror series from Hall of Heroes with award-winning Swamp Thing artist Steve Bissette illustrating the covers for the 4-issue run. Ethan Van Sciver contributes to the series by illustrating a special alternative cover for issue one. Bo Robertson was the penciller for the first 3 issues and Marvel Comics artist Cory Hamscher provided the art for issue #4.
In his own title series Bog formed an uneasy alliance with a wayward priest and troubled teenage girl while he fought off various Hell-spawned super- villains. He was attacked from the nether-regions by Mogog, Baphomet, Helliphant-hideous beast from beyond and a family of malformed Hell-billies. Heaven also got in on the act by dispatching its own avenging angel, Etherial, to try to vanquish Bog but to no avail. Bog reigned supreme over his swampy home even finding friendship with a mudpuppy-man named Hellbender.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bog_Swamp_Demon
Bog would go on to get his own horror series from Hall of Heroes with award-winning Swamp Thing artist Steve Bissette illustrating the covers for the 4-issue run. Ethan Van Sciver contributes to the series by illustrating a special alternative cover for issue one. Bo Robertson was the penciller for the first 3 issues and Marvel Comics artist Cory Hamscher provided the art for issue #4.
In his own title series Bog formed an uneasy alliance with a wayward priest and troubled teenage girl while he fought off various Hell-spawned super- villains. He was attacked from the nether-regions by Mogog, Baphomet, Helliphant-hideous beast from beyond and a family of malformed Hell-billies. Heaven also got in on the act by dispatching its own avenging angel, Etherial, to try to vanquish Bog but to no avail. Bog reigned supreme over his swampy home even finding friendship with a mudpuppy-man named Hellbender.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bog_Swamp_Demon
