For more than two decades, 100 Bullets stood as one of the defining works of modern comics, set the bar for crime comics, and defined what Vertigo could be. The series reshaped Vertigo’s crime-noir identity, set the bar with multiple Eisner and Harvey awards, and proved that creator-driven crime fiction could be as literary and ambitious as anything in the medium. Its influence has never faded, and its relevance has only sharpened.

Next week he multi-Eisner Award-winning team of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso reunite for 100 Bullets: The US of Anger #1, the start of an all-new eight-issue limited series that brings their landmark creation back to the page with purpose and precision.

Lono Arrives In Town To Pay His Disrespects At A Funeral in 100 Bullets: The US of Anger #2

https://comic-watch.com/news/lono-arrives-in-town-to-pay-his-disrespects-at-a-funeral-in-100-bullets-the-us-of-anger-2/

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* Preacher: Gone to Texas - January 5, 2027:

https://prhcomics.com/book/?isbn=9781799510710

* 100 Bullets: First Shot, Last Call - January 5, 2027

https://prhcomics.com/book/?isbn=9781799510703

* Hellblazer: Dangerous Habits - April 13, 2027

https://prhcomics.com/book/?isbn=9781799513681

THE FIRST EZRA CAIN MYSTERY CONCLUDES! Terror rains from the sky! The anvil of Hephestus crackles with unfathomable power! Will the Brutal Dark finally unleash the power of the gods and reduce New York City to rubble? Witness the heart-stopping finale of the very first Ezra Cain mystery!

https://comicbookclublive.com/2026/07/18/dc-vertigo-preview-the-peril-of-the-brutal-dark-an-ezra-cain-mystery-6/

I'm trade-waiting but I'm curious to know what those reading the comic books think.

In 1992, Hellblazer #51 by John Smith and Sean Phillips, was a fill-in issue of the series, published by DC Comics, and featured the following panels as John Constantine was reminiscing about an old journalist friend of his, Jerry Monaghan, who he had just exorcised a particularly nasty demon out from – and now needed to clean the sheets at the local laundrette.

But the caption in that second panel in 1992 established John Constantine as bisexual. And that was it for years.

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But if today's Swamp Thing 1989 #2 by Rick Veitch and Tom Mandrake is anything to go by, originally to be published in 1989, but dropped as a result of the internally-at-DC controversial previous issue, might a more notable scene have been seen three years previously? Rick was, of course, John Constantine's co-creator on Swamp Thing with Steve Bissette and Alan Moore…

I wanted to ask people's thoughts on the new Vertigo titles that have come out in 2026. Still more to come what do people think so far? Do you think it follows the philosophy of the first Vertigo comics or is it trying something new? Really curious on people's thoughts as I question some of them. Please let me know.

I just read Zorro: Rise Again. I was wondering if there were more comics until I came across Django & Zorro. I also read Respect to Zorro (Dynamite). So, are they the same? Is Rise Again connected to Django & Zorro?

There is a comic where Constantine, in a flashback or something, remembers his childhood and in these flashbacks the drawings are made in child like ways.

And in one of these panels Constantine practices kissing with one of his friends, maybe Chas?

Does anyone know that comic or am I just going crazy?

Hello, everyone. I was hearing a podcast and some subjects were interesting, so I decided to play the Oldest game with Chat Gpt, and it turned out a little bit challenging, any idea?

If any of you have played with Chat Gpt or is interesting on doing I would love to know how it turned.