Tag: Vertigo
Vertigo’s Bleeding Hearts #1 goes to second printing
Vertigo is back and it's already going back to press with a second printing of Deniz Camp and Stipan Morian's zombie tale
DC Round-Up: Relish the intercompany mayhem of DC K.O. BOSS BATTLE #1
DC shows us how disparate their publishing line can be, by publishing DC K.O. Boss Battle #1 alongside the return of Vertigo.
DC unveils the first wave of new Vertigo imprint titles for February
Four bold new releases dropping every week in February.
Grant Morrison to continue ’90s Vertigo comic, SEBASTIAN O
Grant Morrison announced in their newsletter this week that their 1990s Vertigo series Sebastian O is going to return.
Classic Comic Compendium: THE LOW LOW WOODS was a highlight of Joe Hill’s Hill...
The Low Low Woods was a highlight of Joe Hill's short-lived Hill House Comics imprint within DC Black Label.
NYCC ’25: DC Comics announces 10 new titles for Vertigo revival
DC Comics has announced a list of titles and creators for the revival of the publisher's legendary Vertigo imprint.
Classic Comic Compendium: HIGH LEVEL built a world that was never explored
High Level was one of the last wave of Vertigo Comics, and, unfortunately, it setup an intriguing story that was never told.
Classic Comic Compendium: GODDESS MODE built a good foundation for a much longer series
Like much of the last wave of Vertigo, GODDESS MODE felt like it was building a foundation for a much larger and longer story to come.
Classic Comic Compendium: AMERICAN CARNAGE was Vertigo’s last great crime book
American Carnage was cast in the lineage of Vertigo's many great crime and noir books, and it did them proud.
Classic Comic Compendium: HEX WIVES was part of Vertigo’s excellent last wave
Released in 2019, Hex Wives was one of the book's that made up Vertigo's last wave, which we're looking at ahead of the imprint's revival.
NYCC ’24: Vertigo is BACK and Tiny Onion is celebrating
DC Comics has confirmed the return of its Vertigo imprint, with a reprint of The Nice House By the Sea to launch.
Classic Comic Compendium: THE TWILIGHT CHILDREN, an ode to bygone B movies
A wistful, sci-fi fairy tale that feels like an ode to bygone b-movies.
