vertigo Archives

And that includes the new Batman #1 by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez, coming out in May 2026 with Italian variants, DC KO in May and June 2026, and they will collect the new Vertigo titles as DC Vertigo Presenta.  Their Planet Manga label will launch the following: Galaxias by Ao Hatesaka, from spring 2026 Sleepy-C's Omniscient Reader's[...]

The Future Of Vertigo And Black Label At DC Comics was the most read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before, as well as over the past seven years Founded over sixteen years ago and steeped in a history of comic book[...]

In the recent Off Panel podcast with David Harper and DC Comics Executive Editor Chris Conroy, who oversees the Absolute, Black Label and Vertigo lines, recorded at New York Comic-Con, we got a lot of information about what's happening with Vertigo and what separates it from Black Label You should listen to the whole thing,[...]

At the DC/Vertigo panel at New York Comic Con, DC confirmed the publication of Rick Veitch's run on Swamp Thing from 1989 With the four final, unpublished issues… and credited to Rick Veitch, the late Michael Zulli, Vince Locke, Tom Mandrake and Trish Mulvihill. Bleeding Cool understands that Vince Locke is inking from photocopies of the late[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, we got the return of The Nice House by the Sea by James Tynion IV, Álvaro Martínez Bueno, and Jordie Bellaire with details of issue #7 in February 2026… continuing the second cycle of the story that[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, A Walking Shadow by Si Spurrier and Aaron Campbell Eight strangers wake up chained to a boat in the woods No memory No escape No explanation And a monster on their tail Aaron Campbell is using stop motion[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, The Crying Doll by Mariko Tamaki and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell, the creators of the graphic novel Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me The Crying Doll is a Jekyll-and-Hyde thriller about just how far a young woman[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, Fanatic by Grace Ellis and Hannah Templer in which a woman's obsession with a comic book spirals into a deadly parasocial fixation on its creator, and how such can warp your reality Grace Ellis is the[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, Necretaceous by DCeased co-creator Tom Taylor and The Boys co-creator Darick Robertson, in which scientists attempt to time-travel to stop a zombie virus, only to land 66 million years in the past, among dinosaurs Tom Taylor[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, Black Tower: The Raven Conspiracy by the Swamp Thing team of Ram V and Mike Perkins in which wizard spies in the UK navigate a global cold war over sorcery, revealing a hidden world of occult[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, the return of a very old favourite, 100 Bullets: The US of Anger by Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso, in which Lono returns to America and reignites chaos, taking the nation's darkest impulses to their violent[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, a new title with quite a long name, The Peril of the Brutal Dark: An Ezra Cain Mystery by Chris Condon and Jacob Phillips: A noir detective tale that collides with magic, fascism, and a stolen artifact of unimaginable power. #gallery-1 { margin: auto; } #gallery-1 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top:[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, a new title, End of Life by Kyle Starks, Steve Pugh, and Chris O'Halloran in which a top-tier hitman returns to his Midwestern hometown to care for his dying father…and confront his own mortality[...]

Announced yesterday at New York Comic Con from DC Comics, amongst a number of new DC Vertigo comic books, a new title that feels like this website may have slightly inspired the title of Bleeding Hearts by Ultimates and Absolute Martian Manhunter writer Deniz Camp, Stipan Morian, and Matt Hollingsworth A new ongoing series in[...]

At the DC/Vertigo panel at New York Comic Con, DC confirmed the publication of a story that we have been waiting on for almost thirty-six years The conclusion of Rick Veitch's run on Swamp Thing from 1989 With the four final, unpublished issues… unpublished until 2026, that is And credited to Rick Veitch, the late[...]

The DC Vertigo panel at New York Comic Con has much to announce Back in May, five months ago, Bleeding Cool reported three teams lined up for the imprint. Deniz Camp and S Morian, Kyle Starks and Steve Pugh, Chris Condon and Jake Phillips. Well, it looks like we were entirely on the money with new series Bleeding Hearts by[...]

In 2020, Bleeding Cool broke the news that DC Comics was to 'shutter' Vertigo, the mature readers line at the publisher that spawned and spotlighted Sandman, Hellblazer, Preacher, The Invisibles, Y The Last Man, We3 and Transmetropolitan We stated that some books would move to Black Label, and some would no longer be published We[...]

Swamp Thing/Vertigo Special #1-4 And that this may actually be the unpublished and uncompleted Swamp Thing #88-91 We also wondered if it might be announced at New York Comic Con? Well, horror writer Nancy Collins posted a link to our story on Facebook And Rick Veitch, declining to directly comment, posted a meme instead in reply. #gallery-1[...]

Swamp Thing/Vertigo Special #1-4 DC has never published such a book Could… could those four issues be the unpublished and uncompleted Swamp Thing #88-91? If so, will DC Comics publish them outside of the book as well? Will we see Swamp Thing/Vertigo Special #1 from DC Comics in December? Let's find out together, shall we?  Swamp[...]

At Thought Bubble Comic Con in 2023, I got the scoop that "in 2024 (or at this stage, more likely 2025), DC Comics will be bringing back Vertigo." A year later at New York Comic Con in 2024, they announced that a) this was indeed happening and that b) the creator-owned series Nice House By[...]

A famed editor at DC Vertigo, for which she was executive editor from 2013 to 2016, working on titles such as Sandman, Shade, the Changing Man, Sandman Mystery Theatre,  iZombie, Terminal City, Heavy Liquid, Fables, Deadenders, Young Liars, Lucifer, and The Invisibles. Titled i-DOPPELGäNGER and listed on Kickstarter, she says, "In December of 1992, I was[...]

DC offers new printings of the first three issues of The Nice House by the Sea from writer James Tynion IV and artist Álvaro Martínez Bueno now featuring the DC Vertigo logo for the first time. Retailers who order ten copies or more of any combination of The Nice House on the Lake: The Deluxe Edition[...]

At last year's Thought Bubble Comic Con, Bleeding Cool got the scoop that "in 2024 (or at this stage, more likely 2025), DC Comics will be bringing back Vertigo." And at New York Comic Con, they just announced that a) this was indeed happening and that b) the creator-owned series Nice House By The Sea by James Tynion[...]

And the gossip that in 2024 (or at this stage, more likely 2025), DC Comics will be bringing back Vertigo This was a mature readers line that brought together darker takes on existing DC Universe characters such as Swamp Thing, John Constantine, Doom Patrol, Animal Man, Swamp Thing and Sandman, as well as semi-creator-owned series[...]

In light of the release of the Netflix adaptation of the comic book Bodies by the late Si Spencer, Dean Ormston, Tula Lotay, Phil Winslade, Megan Hetrick and Lee Loughridge, a CGC 9.8 slabbed copy of the first issue of the series published in 2014 by DC Comics/Vertigo has sold on eBay for $125 Only nine were[...]

Vertigo, the classic suspense film by Alfred Hitchcock, is getting a remake Set up at Paramount; Steven Knight will pen the script Robert Downey Jr is said to be starring in the film and will also be a producer along with Susan Downey Knight is a busy man, as he just also signed on to write[...]

Seaguy was planned as a three-volume comic book miniseries written by Grant Morrison with art by Cameron Stewart and published by DC/Vertigo A comic book series about a powerless superhero in a scuba suit, with his sidekick Chubby Da Choona, a talking, cigar-smoking tuna fish The first volume was published in 2004, the second, Seaguy:[...]

The DC Vertigo version of House of Secrets was an occult and horror-themed comic by Steven T Seagle and Teddy Kristiansen, with occasional assistance by Christian Højgaard, Guy Davis, Duncan Fegredo and the Pander Brothers It debuted in October 1996, reviving the DC trademark, and ran for 25 issues until the end of 1998, followed[...]

DC Comics' all-you-can-eat streaming subscription service has added thousands of comics to its premium subscription level, the existence of which was scooped by Bleeding Cool in October, DC Universe Infinite Ultra from the sadly-shuttered mature readers line that changed an industry, DC Vertigo, as well as the opportunity to read comics one month after they[...]

In 2017, DC Comics announced they were to publish a Vertigo: A Celebration of 25 Years Hardcover that would include an oral history of the DC Comics mature readers imprint, Vertigo Meant to published in 2018, it was delayed, and was then never released to comic book stores One of those things In 2019 DC[...]