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    NYCC: Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground by Steve Foxe & Riccardo Federici

    JamesBy JamesOctober 10, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    NYCC: Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground by Steve Foxe & Riccardo Federici

    DC Next Level announce a new title at New York Comic Con, Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground by Steve Foxe & Riccardo Federici

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    • DC Next Level revealed Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground at NYCC, a new 2027 DC Comics prestige horror project.
    • Steve Foxe and Riccardo Federici team for a standalone Swamp Thing story about the Green and sacred human sites.
    • Foxe brings horror and superhero credentials, while Federici delivers full art with his lush, detailed DC style.
    • The announcement follows Swamp Thing 1989, reviving interest in the character’s metaphysical and historical horror roots.

    The DC Next Panel at New York Comic Con has confirmed a new project for 2027, Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground, by Steve Foxe and Riccardo Federici for DC Comics. The announcement positions the book as a standalone prestige horror story exploring the intersection of the Green and sites of human spiritual significance. Find more Bleeding Cool NYCC coverage right here.

    Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground, by Steve Foxe and Riccardo Federici for DC Next Level

    Steve Foxe is known for horror-tinged work, including co-creating Razorblades: The Horror Magazine with James Tynion IV, editing titles such as The Department of Truth and W0RLDTR33, and recent Marvel projects like Dark X-Menand brings a background in both superhero storytelling and creature-focused terror. Riccardo Federici, whose painterly, highly detailed approach has defined runs on The Last God, Aquaman, and more, is handling the full art. Hehas previously produced Swamp Thing imagery, including statue designs. It arrives in the wake of the recent publication of the long-delayed Swamp Thing 1989 material, which restored Rick Veitch‘s unfinished late-1980s arc and reintroduced the character to readers interested in metaphysical and historical-horror takes.

    Swamp Thing: Hallowed Ground, by Steve Foxe and Riccardo Federici for DC Next Level

    New York Comic Con 2026 is underway right now at the Javits Center in New York City. It marks the event’s 20th anniversary, with a Coney Island theme which includes related collaborations, merch, and performances. Organised by ReedPop, NYCC is the East Coast’s largest pop culture convention, covering comics, movies, TV, anime, gaming, cosplay, books, and more. It features a show floor with exhibitors, Artist Alley, panels/screenings, celebrity guests, signings/photo ops, gaming areas, Family HQ, and cosplay events. And it happens just as Marvel Comics announces it is leaving the city… Special thanks to Chris Anton for all his hard work here, go follow him on X.

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