House of Secrets #92 CGC 9.4 Origin of Swamp Thing

"House of Secrets" #92 is a comic book published by DC Comics in 1971. It is notable for featuring the first appearance of the character Swamp Thing, created by writer Len Wein and artist Bernie Wrightson. The story is titled "Swamp Thing" and is part of the horror genre, which was popular in DC Comics during that era.

In this issue, the story follows a scientist named Alex Olsen who is caught in a lab explosion, which he believes was orchestrated by his scheming assistant, Damian Ridge. However, instead of dying in the explosion, Olsen's consciousness is transferred into the vegetation of a nearby swamp, transforming him into a powerful, swamp-based creature with a humanoid form. He becomes the Swamp Thing and seeks revenge against those who wronged him. The character of Swamp Thing would go on to become a prominent figure in the DC Universe, with numerous comic series and adaptations in other media.

"House of Secrets" #92 is significant in the history of comics because it marked the beginning of Swamp Thing's enduring popularity and is considered a classic within the horror genre. It is highly sought after by collectors and fans of the character.