Vertigo Comics

REVIEW: Imaginary Fiends #1 – A great start for horror

Imaginary Fiends, much like the critters in its pages, snuck up on me and left me with a feeling that something was deeply wrong

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REVIEW: SHERIFF OF BABYLON, Vol. 1: BANG. BANG. BANG.

As a comic reader, there comes a time when a comic book just clicks. In a vast selection of superheroes and sci-fi, it’s totally refreshing to come across a title that’s rooted in something real. Something that captivates you w...

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REVIEW: Behold, The Word in ‘Absolute Preacher Vol. 1′

There was a time that Vertigo Comics was taken so seriously, many of the upstarts under the stewardship of Vertigo Executive Editor and SVP Karen Berger blossomed their comic book careers in that controversial, pushing-the-enve...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Scalped Deluxe Edition Book Two

ALL IN THE WOMAN’S LOVE If there is something admirable with DC/Vertigo Comics nowadays, it is vision to publish deluxe edition of some of the highly critically, influential and awarded titles. Right now, it unleashes SCALPED T...

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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Fables #150/Vol. 22 – Farewell

SISTERLY LOVE TRIUMPHS! After more than thirteen years and twenty-one volumes of heartwarming, tumultuous, uncanny, heartbreaking and riveting stories of the postmodernist re-imagining of Western fairy tales, Bill Willingham, M...

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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Absolute Y: The Last Man Vol. 1

NEW WORLD (DIS)ORDER Brian K. Vaughan, writer first and foremost, gives the comic world a few but excellent stories that can inspire, intrigue, infuriate, instigate, and invite comic and casual readers, old and new, jaded or ne...

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