by Peter Milligan, Giuseppe Camuncoli, Stefano Landini ; Vertigo
Nevs Coleman — 02-Mar-13
Opinions on the final issue of Vertigo’s Hellblazer, and… more.
Tags: Giuseppe Camuncoli, Hellblazer, John Constantine, New52, Peter Milligan, Stefano Landini
Martin Skidmore — 14-Jun-11
On the one hand, I’m all for a revival of DC’s ancient SF anthology; on the other hand, this is Vertigo, and I often get exasperated with them. Unfortunately the balance comes down on that side, for me.
Tags: Brian Azzarello, DC, Eduardo Risso, Goran Sudzuka, Javier Bobillo, Jeff Lemire, Kevin Colden, Paul Cornell, Paul Pope, Peter Milligan, Ross Campbell, Strange Adventures, Sylvain Savola
by Peter Milligan, Kieron Dwyer, Tom Mandrake, Dennis Janke ; DC Comics
Martin Skidmore — 13-Jun-11
This is a comic-format collection of four twenty year old Detective issues by Milligan, a three-parter and a one-off. Both stories are very good ones, and at eight dollars it’s good value too.
Tags: Batman, DC, Dennis Janke, Kieron Dwyer, Peter Milligan, Tom Mandrake
by Angela Rufino ; Vertigo, DC Comics
Martin Skidmore — 14-Dec-10
I was looking for a ‘give it a go’ buy for the week, and this caught my eye. Pete Milligan, Mike Allred – yeah, surely worth a try.
Tags: Brandon Graham, Chris Roberson, Hellblazer, House of Mystery, iZombie, Lucifer, Madame Xanadu, Matt Wagner, Mike Allred, Mike Carey, Peter Milligan, Vertigo
by Peter Milligan, Ted McKeever ; DC Comics, Vertigo
Ian Moore — 08-Dec-10
The Extremist was a four issue limited series from Vertigo in the early 1990s that they have now reissued as part of their Vertigo Resurrected line. Set in San Francisco, the book concerns itself with the Order, an organisation of Sadeans with outré sexual urges.
Tags: Peter Milligan, Ted McKeever, Vertigo