Vertigo: Progetti Futuri

Azrael · 27 Gennaio 2015, 23:05:29

PREVIEW: THE UNWRITTEN: APOCALYPSE #12

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=preview&id=25774

Azrael · 28 Gennaio 2015, 18:52:34

TIM SEELEY's VERTIGO Debut EFFIGY Explores Celebrity Worship

http://www.newsarama.com/23360-tim-seeley-s-vertigo-debut-effigy-explores-celebrity-worship.html

Azrael · 29 Gennaio 2015, 13:10:08

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7.3/10

IGN

Azrael · 30 Gennaio 2015, 00:07:20

Vertigo Quarterly: Black (Published by Vertigo Comics; Review by Forrest C. Helvie; 'Rama Rating: 8 out of 10):

Overall, this may have been the most consistent issue from the CMYK series, due in no small part to the A-list talent Vertigo brought on board for this issue. A few of the stories, such as Francesco Francavilla's "The Dying of the Light" played upon a dark gimmick but still worked well; others dove deep into the theme, however, and were incredibly strong – most notably Tom King and John Paul Leon's biographical World War I story "Black Death in America" and David Baillie and Will Morris' sci-fi "Night of the Black Stant." Interestingly, Gene Luen Yang and Sonny Liew managed to find something uplifting in an anthology-themed around darkness with their story of life after loss in "Super Blackout." And finally, it's worth pointing out that this issue sees Jeff Lemire return to his much-beloved Sweet Tooth in a short story set before the series about the first time the young boy began to realize there were dark things in the world outside the woods. With its mix of indie-styled stories from both new and established creators, I sincerely hope we see more of this from Vertigo.