Vertigo Comics
Vertigo is an imprint of the American comic-book publisher DC Comics. Its books are marketed to a sophisticated audience, and may contain graphic violence, substance abuse, frank (but not explicit) depictions of sexuality, profanity, and controversial subjects.
Review: Imaginary Fiends #1
Writer: Tim Seeley Artists: Stephen Molnar, Quinton Winter Summary What if imaginary friends were real? And what...
DOOM PATROL: The Rachel Pollack Interview
In 1993, Rachel Pollack took over DC/Vertigo’s Doom Patrol following Grant Morrison who made his mark in the...
Review: Astro City #48
Writer: Kurt Busiek Artist: Mike Norton Cover Artist: Alex Ross Reviewed By: Derek McNeil Summary A tale...
Review: Savage Things #8 (FINAL ISSUE)
Writer: Justin Jordan Artists: Ibrahim Moustafa, Jordan Boyd Summary With all the action readers have been conditioned...
Review: Savage Things #7
Writer: Justin Jordan Artists: Ibrahim Moustafa, Jordan Boyd Summary Things are starting to come together as this...
Review: Astro City #47
Writer: Kurt Busiek Artist: Michael Norton Cover Artist: Alex Ross Reviewed By: Derek McNeil Summary Meet G-Dog,...
The Jetsons Are Heading To DC In A Brand New Series
Meet George Jetson in today's DC All Access news roundup, with this exclusive first look at the brand...
Review: Astro City #46
Writer: Kurt Busiek Artist: Brent Anderson Reviewed By: Derek McNeil Summary The final chapter in the Broken...
Bone-Chilling New Miniseries ‘Imaginary Fiends’ Arrives From Vertigo
Vertigo joins together veteran horror writer Tim Seeley (Hack/Slash) and artist Stephen Molnar (Star Trek) to create a spine-tingling new series, IMAGINARY FIENDS. The six-issue...
Review: Savage Things #6
Writer: Justin Jordan Artists: Ibrahim Moustafa, Jordan Boyd Summary Kira and Abel take on Cain and the...