Swamp Thing - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

The Emerald Heart
A young boy, Jim Kipp, stays with his grandmother near the swamps and meets a strange muck-encrusted mockery of a man. Meanwhile, Anton Arcane introduces his date to his twisted genetic experiments.

The Living Image
Arcane attempts to get the bio-restorative formula from Swamp Thing by using plastic surgery to turn an accomplice into the living image of Swamp Thing's dead wife Linda.

The Death of Dr. Arcane
Arcane has his men kidnap Jim as leverage to keep Swamp Thing from interfering in his newest experiment. However, when one of Arcane's new creatures kills him, Swamp Thing faces a difficult decision.

The Legend of the Swamp Maiden
Jim and Obo sneak into the swamp to spot the Swamp Maiden, a legendary seductress who only appears once every three years.

Spirit of the Swamp
Arcane calls in a voudon priest to capture Swamp Thing for him.

Blood Wind
Tressa's life is jeopardized when she becomes a carrier of an experimental virus that inspires blind hatred in those exposed to it.

Grotesquery
Swamp Thing succumbs to toxic waste and is sold to a freak show where Arcane dumps his failed human experiments.

Natural Enemy
Jim wanders into the swamp, where he is bitten by a mutant fly and becomes gravely ill. Meanwhile, Tressa tries to capture the fly since it's Jim's only chance for a cure... unless Swamp Thing uses his powers.

Treasure
A dying man comes to the Kipp house, tells Jim that he's his uncle, and informs the boy where a suitcase of money he stole is hidden.

New Acquaintance
Looking for friends, Jim befriends a young girl who may be more than she seems.

Falco
A mysterious visitor to the swamp seems intent on killing Arcane.

From Beyond the Grave
Jim and Tressa learn that they must vacate the Langford property.

The Shipment
Dr. Arcane is mass-producing mutants, and Jim is on to him---until Arcane kidnaps him to get him out of the way. Jim's half-brother Will comes looking for him and finds out about Swamp Thing.

Birth Marks
A mysterious woman, Abigail, stumbles into Will's life... and has ties to Arcane. Meanwhile, Swamp Thing tries to save the life of a baby.

Dark Side of the Mirror
Swamp Thing is accused of murdering the town's district attorney.

Silent Screams
Tressa's friends are trapped in an invisible stealth shield created by Dr. Arcane.

Walk a Mile in My Shoots
Arcane swaps minds with Swamp Thing so he can discover the secret of bio-restoration, but if they don't switch back in 24 hours it becomes permanent.

The Watchers
On Sutherland's orders, Arcane creates two cyborgs and sends them into the swamp to find and kill any surviving Woodrue experiments... including Abigail.

The Hunt
A rare swamp flower is all that can stop Arcane from destroying food supplies. Meanwhile, Will's father pays a visit but has an ulterior motive.

Touch of Death
Trying to perfect a serum to resurrect the dead, Arcane inadvertently infects a man with a death touch.

Tremors of the Heart
Arcane develops an earthquake machine that traps Swamp Thing with the machine and Tressa at her dock. However, the engineer who designed the machine has a secret agenda.

The Prometheus Parabola
Dax, whose brother was killed by Arcane, poses as Tressa's blind date and targets Arcane
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