DC just released a TON of Vertigo titles on its DCU Infinite Ultra* service. So I figured I'd take a look at some Vertigo books I haven't read for a while -- probably not since they came out. I'm not the biggest re-reader. First up: Shade the Changin
Read more…Cooking comics isn't a genre you see too often in American comics. Sure this about cooking, but it is more than that. It takes place in a future Los Angeles , were chefs now rule. Here chefs can literally get away with murder, and reservations (or re
Read more…Here’s a look at the hardcovers and trade paperbacks coming from the DC Universe in spring 2013!
JANUARY 2013
Animal Man Vol. 2: Animal Vs. Man tp
Writer: Jeff Lemire
Artists: Travel Foreman, Steve Pugh, Jeff Huet and Timothy Green II and Joseph Si
Chris Roberson talks about leaving DC at CBR.com today and this bit about what it really means to be a creator/owner with Vertigo was something I hadn't thought about before...
Well, I think as with the contract for "Watchmen" and for "V For Vendetta
Read more…So I just finished Neil Young's Greendale, with script by Josh Dysart and art by the amazing Cliff Chiang, and... well, the art is by the amazing Cliff Chiang!
The art is gorgeous. Gorgeous! Here's a page:
Bill Willingham gave this out at the SDCC Fables panel; I found it at the Vertigo blog, and posted it on my own. Looks like there'll be another shift in focus down the line...
Read more…Anyone else pick up the first issue? It was okay, but I won't be picking it up monthly for certain. I may check it out the first trade when it comes out. I'm not sure yet. The story was okay (we already get an Oedipus-like character), and the art wa
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