TRANSMETROPOLITAN:BACK ON THE STREET

TRANSMETROPOLITAN:BA…

Vertigo

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1998

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Warren Ellis is a British writer celebrated for reshaping comics through his genre-defying works like “Transmetropolitan”, “Planetary”, and “The Authority”. Known for his sharp wit, technological prescience, and narrative experimentation, Ellis blends pulp traditions with futurist edge. He’s a master of one-shots and longform arcs alike, delivering biting commentary through layered world-building. While his legacy is complicated by allegations of misconduct, his influence on 21st-century comics remains deeply felt.

Warren Ellis

Vertigo

978-1401220846

144

English

1998

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

1998 Comic Darick Robertson

TRANSMETROPOLITAN: BACK ON THE STREET introduces readers to journalist Spider Jerusalem as he returns to a corrupt, cyberpunk metropolis. Utilizing his acerbic wit and unyielding determination, Jerusalem exposes societal injustices in a dystopian future. Warren Ellis’s sharp writing combined with Darick Robertson’s gritty artwork creates a vivid portrayal of a chaotic urban landscape. The narrative delves into themes of media manipulation, political corruption, and the quest for truth, offering a satirical yet profound commentary on contemporary society. This volume sets the stage for a series that challenges readers to question authority and the information presented to them.

Vertigo Warren Ellis

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TRANSMETROPOLITAN:BACK ON THE STREET

Vertigo

.

1998

.

Warren Ellis

paperback/ 26 x 17 cm

978-1401220846

English

144

Warren Ellis is a British writer celebrated for reshaping comics through his genre-defying works like “Transmetropolitan”, “Planetary”, and “The Authority”. Known for his sharp wit, technological prescience, and narrative experimentation, Ellis blends pulp traditions with futurist edge. He’s a master of one-shots and longform arcs alike, delivering biting commentary through layered world-building. While his legacy is complicated by allegations of misconduct, his influence on 21st-century comics remains deeply felt.

TRANSMETROPOLITAN: BACK ON THE STREET introduces readers to journalist Spider Jerusalem as he returns to a corrupt, cyberpunk metropolis. Utilizing his acerbic wit and unyielding determination, Jerusalem exposes societal injustices in a dystopian future. Warren Ellis’s sharp writing combined with Darick Robertson’s gritty artwork creates a vivid portrayal of a chaotic urban landscape. The narrative delves into themes of media manipulation, political corruption, and the quest for truth, offering a satirical yet profound commentary on contemporary society. This volume sets the stage for a series that challenges readers to question authority and the information presented to them.