New York: Vertigo, 2000. 1st printing. Three issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers and interiors. Three issue mini series to celebrate the new Millennium. Featured work by Howard Chaykin, Ken Bruzenak, Lee Loughridge, Rick Burchett, and David Tischman. More
New York: Vertigo, 1995-96. 1st printings. Four issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers and interior. A comic about the everyday worries and joys of a young student’s life. More
New York: Vertigo Comics, 1999-2000. 1st printings. Four issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers and interior. DC revived an old favorite with this Vertigo mini-series, presenting short stories that are alternately creepy, amusing, and bizarre, but always strange. They hired a number of well-known creators, too, including John Tottleben..... More
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New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 1999 - 2006. Approx. 28 - 36 pp. including color paper covers. Color illustrated throughout. More
Vertigo / DC Comics, 1998. 1st printing. 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers and interior. Jack Herriman is a man with a past. He lost an eye when criminals took revenge on his policeman father for hanging some snitches out to dry after a big bust. He’s made some mistakes, but..... More
New York: Vertigo, 2004. 1st printing. Four issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color cover and interior. A fun comic that tells the story of a girl who discovers that having your own personal deity isn’t all it’s cracked up to be — particularly when you’re trying to get a boyfriend..... More
New York: Vertigo, 2001-02. 1st printings. Each issue 28pp. with semi-glossy color covers, and color illustrations. More
New York: Vertigo, 2004. 1st printing. Each issue [36]pp., including cover, color illustrations throughout. Art by David Hahn. Vampires, kinky eroticism, and lot's of blood and gore. More
New York: Vertigo, 2004. 1st printing. [36]pp., including cover, color illustrations throughout. Art by David Hahn. Vampires, kinky eroticism, and lot's of blood and gore. More
New York: Vertigo, 2003. 1st Printing. 128pp. A color comic, with art by Niko Henrichon. After P.T. Barnum saves President Grover Cleveland's life, he sets out to destroy the evil Nikola Tesla and save the union. More
New York: Vertigo, 1990. 1st printings. Two issues each 64pp., with semi-glossy color cardstock covers, and color interior. A small town that isn't quite what it seems comes to life in a profoundly different 2-issue Prestige Format miniseries. Happydale is a small mid-American town like many others...at least on the..... More
New York: DC/Vertigo, 1997-98. 1st printing. Each issue 32pp., with color covers, and interiors. Jamie Delano gives a tour of a mad, but eerily plausible world of disease, desperate sex, renegade militias, and high technology; Nos. 1-3: Lust For Life (artist: Frank Quitely); Nos. 4-6: La Torments (artist Warren Pleese);..... More
New York: Vertigo Comics, 1998. 1st printing. [64]pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and color interior. Hell Eternal follows three young Brits through a sordid life on the run as neo-Nazi paramilitarists who flee to America and meet with a bloody and disturbing end. More
Berkeley, CA: Vertigo / DC Comics, 1999. 1st printings. Four issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers and color interior. Art by Joun McCrea and Andrew Chiu. Bobbie Flint has been given the dirtiest job in the world. After a scandal, she was forced to leave her job at the..... More
London: Pushkin Vertigo, 2017. 220pp. Translated from the German by James E. Woods. More
New York: Vertigo, 1999. 1st printing. 32 pp., with glossy color covers, and b&w illustrations throughout. Signed on the front cover by Darick Robertson. More
New York: Vertigo, 2001. 1st printing. 32 pp., with glossy color covers, and b&w illustrations throughout. Signed on the front cover by Darick Robertson and Matt Wagner. More
New York: DC Comics / Vertigo, 1997. 1st printing. [64]pp., with semi-glossy cardstock color covers and interior. He's part Jack the Ripper, part Mad Hatter and part Mary Poppins. She's a sensual cross between Barbarella and a Vargas Girl. Together they exist on the Mental Plane--a riotous and colorful parallel..... More
New York: Vertigo, 1998. 1st printing. Six issues each 36pp., including color covers and interior. More
New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 1998. 1st printing. 36pp., with semi-glossy color cover and interior. Script by Alan Grant and Keith Giffen, art by Mick McMahonCurtis wakes up to find he has a wife, child and a job with the dog patrol, except the dogs are like nothing he's..... More
New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 1999. 1st printing. 36pp., with semi-glossy color cover and interior. Script by Alan Grant, art by Mick McMahonCurtis is being hunted down in New York, but makes it to Brooklyn; can things get any worse? More
New York: DC Comics/Vertigo, 2005. 1st printings. Eight issues each [40]pp. with semi-glossy color covers, and color interior. Trigger is a futuristic thriller about virtually all of America’s corporations consolidating into one corporate entity. So, welcome to the world of tomorrow, where anyone could be a Trigger...even you. In the..... More
New York: DC / Vertigo Comics, 2002. 1st printing. Five issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color covers and interior. Indie comics' creator Gilbert Hernandez makes his VERTIGO debut with this bizarre and truly unique miniseries. Mike Chang's worst nightmares about gender, identity and conspiracy theories are about to collide... More
New York: Vertigo, 2000. 1st printings. Four issues each [24]pp., with semi-glossy color covers, and color interior. Essentially a murder mystery, Accelerate follows young Marne through the dark streets of a dystopian future, where she and her friends dig deeper into the mystery of her boyfriend’s death. But this is..... More
New York: Vertigo / DC Comics, 1996. 1st printing. Three issues each 32pp., with semi-glossy color cover and interior. A series of wordless vignettes, as a number of individuals cross paths as they go about their daily business in the city. Though the characters have their own stories there’s an..... More