Tag: Vertigo

Celebrate and/or worry, as it looks like there is finally some more forward movement on New Line Cinema's long-awaited adaptation of Brian K Vaughan...

As expected, following the departure of Vertigo founder Karen Berger, remaining editors Shelly Bond, Will Dennis and Mark Doyle have been promoted, with Bond...

This week saw a number of big comic releases from Marvel and DC, but who cares when this was the week My Little Pony: Friendship...

Quentin Tarantino's upcoming DJANGO UNCHAINED is already garnering buzz for what is said to be Tarantino's most amazing screenplay yet—and in his usual discursive fashion there so much story that not all of it could be fit in to a movie of normal length. Enter the DJANGO UNCHAINED comic book,

Hellblazer, one of the longest-running books in mainstream comics history and one of Vertigo's launch titles, will be cancelled in February 2013, with issue...

Quentin Tarantino jumped onto the Before Watchmen panel today, ran around on the table, and announced a new 5-issue miniseries based on his new film, to be published by Vertigo.

Scottish novelist/playwright Denise Mina has been chosen to adapt the Millennium Trilogy into comics, it was revealed in The Scotsman. Known as a purveyor of "Tartan Noir," Mina already has solid comics cred, having written a year's worth of HELLBLAZER and A SICKNESS IN THE FAMILY for the Vertigo Crime line. The GN adaptations of Stieg Larsson's hugely successful books, starring investigator/hacker Lisbeth Salander, were announced back in October -- to be published by DC's Vertigo imprint -- but no further details have been released. The first book in the comics adaptation will be out in March -- each novel will be split into two GNs for a total of six books.

DC's Vertigo blog, Graphic Content, has announced that "Shoot" by Warren Ellis and Phil Jimenez is finally going to see print as part...