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Our decision to rebrand all content under the singular DC imprint is just that. Amazing bks that comprise the Sandman Univ e. Big plans for yr 2! No books are being cancelled or going away pic. Cookie banner We use cookies and other tracking technologies to improve your browsing experience on our site, show personalized content and targeted ads, analyze site traffic, and understand where our audiences come from.
By choosing I Accept , you consent to our use of cookies and other tracking technologies. Gaming PlayStation Xbox Nintendo. Unlike Neil Gaiman's concurrent Vertigo series Sandman you can be sure that will come up again later , Sandman Mystery Theatre didn't invent a whole new concept to go with a classic DC name, it put a modern, mature spin on the original Golden Age Sandman Wesley Dodds.
Acerbic, challenging, crass, and insightful, Transmet as it's sometimes abbreviated focused on journalist Spider Jerusalem as he railed against the injustices of a dystopian future in his own twisted way. Over the course of 60 issues and a few one-shots , writer Warren Ellis and artist Darick Robertson redefined the expectation of social commentary in "mature" comic books, made Vertigo a place for hard sci-fi, while also carving out a specific niche for Ellis as comic books' grimy futurist.
Brian K. Vaughan wasn't the first writer to bring a pop sensibility to Vertigo - see Peter Milligan, Grant Morrison and many from the imprint's earliest days - but when his Y: The Last Man launched, it was a breath of fresh air with a high concept idea at the heart of the series and a fast-paced, mainstream-friendly tone that each and every issue brought to the table.
Chris Roberson and Mike Allred's pastel horror fable iZombie began life as a pop-art pastiche of the once-burgeoning zombie craze, taking the focus off the ever-dying casts of survivors and turning the lens on Gwen Dylan, a young woman trying to live a functional life as a zombie. Now, iZombie may be best known as the namesake for a slightly different take on the same themes in the eponymous CW show in which Liv Moore, a zombie, must eat brains to maintain her semblance of humanity.
The series that arguably remade Vertigo from a supernatural line into something that was more about aesthetic and intent than subject matter, Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso's Bullets also broke new ground for Vertigo in both its minimalist aesthetic and the fact that it was a long-running series in which the artist was every bit as important as the writer, and not something and someone to be swapped out at the start of the next story arc - as had become the case post-Sandman.
On the face of it, Bullets had little to suggest that it would find a home at Vertigo, but it soon became a success story that paved the way for many other titles in the second half of Vertigo's life. Dream has abandoned his realm, and until he is found, its residents must protect its broken borders alone. But the most senior storysmiths are tormented by invasive secrets, the warden Lucien is doubting his own mind—and beyond the gates something horrific waits with tooth and talon.
Only Dora, the monstress, finds opportunity in madness, stealing dreams for the highest bidder. But she has no idea how deep the danger lies. From her bayou, Erzulie scries upon the mortal realm and sees four human girls open a mysterious and magical journal filled with whispers and rumors that, if they spread, could cause a pandemic unlike any the Earth has seen, with the power to release Sopona, the loa lord of infectious disease and cousin to Erzulie, who is currently banned from the human plane.
But even the fearsome Erzulie cannot be of assistance when her dream river turns tumultuous, tossing her house from her realm and into another…. A few years ago, the devil vanished. Some people say he died or simply ran away, while others believe he never existed at all. But we aren't some people. This is the one true story of what happened to the Prince of Lies, the Bringer of Light—Lucifer, the blind, destitute old man, who lives in a small boarding house in a quiet little town, where nothing is quite what it seems and no one can leave.
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