{"id":18921,"date":"2009-10-19T23:00:03","date_gmt":"2009-10-19T21:00:03","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.comicbox.com\/?p=18921"},"modified":"2009-10-19T17:32:23","modified_gmt":"2009-10-19T15:32:23","slug":"dc-comics-in-january-2010-vertigo","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.comicbox.com\/index.php\/news-english\/dc-comics-in-january-2010-vertigo\/","title":{"rendered":"DC Comics In January 2010: Vertigo"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"DC[ENGLISH] DC Comics tells us:<\/strong> DC Comic In January 2010, Part 3: Vertigo. The Bronx Hill, Joe The Barbarian, Daytripper, Air, DMZ, Fables, Jack Of Fables, Cinderella: From Fabletown With Love, Losers, Hellblazer, Greek Street, House of Mystery, Madame Xanadu, Northlanders, Scalped, Sweet Tooth, Unknow Soldier…<\/p>\n

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THE BRONX KILL HC
\nWritten by Peter Milligan
\nArt by James Romberger
\nCover by Lee Bermejo
\nBeing a cop was in the Keane blood. But Martin wanted to be a writer even if it meant turning his back on the family legacy.
\nThen his wife goes missing, and Martin is forced to delve into the dark history \u2013 and darker secrets \u2013 of that same family. It\u2019s a path that will lead him back to the Bronx Kill: that lonely, godforsaken stretch of land where many years earlier his grandfather had been brutally murdered, and where finally he will learn the truth about his wife\u2019s disappearance. It\u2019s a truth more monstrous than he could ever have imagined.
\nEntertainment Weekly \u201cIt\u201d writer Peter Milligan (GREEK STREET, HUMAN TARGET) joins forces with New York cartoonist and fine artist James Romberger (Seven Miles a Second) for an urban mystery drenched in family secrets. Don\u2019t miss the newest sure-fire hit from Vertigo Crime!
\nAdvance-solicited; on sale March 17 \u2022 184 pg, B&W, 5\u201d x 8\u201d, $19.99 US
\nMATURE READERS<\/p>\n

JOE THE BARBARIAN #1
\nWritten by Grant Morrison
\nArt by Sean Murphy
\nCover by Sean Murphy<\/p>\n

Having an overactive imagination can get a kid through a lot, but it doesn\u2019t change the facts: Joe\u2019s still the kid in school that can\u2019t fit in. He\u2019s the victim of bullies. His dad died overseas in the Iraq war. And then there\u2019s the Type 1 diabetes he has to live with.
\nSo is it insulin-deprived delirium or something much, much bigger that transports Joe to a land inhabited by all his toys \u2013 from ninja commandos to action robots to magical knights to star fleet captains? Is Joe really the savior of this wild fantasyland that\u2019s been held under siege by dark magic and evil forces? With the help of a samurai rodent, is he ready to take back besieged castles and win the freedom of an oppressed people? Or is he just an over imaginative boy who could die if he doesn\u2019t take his meds?
\nWhite-hot writer Grant Morrison follows up his phenomenal BATMAN AND ROBIN with an epic adventure that\u2019s Home Alone by way of Lord of the Rings accompanied with to-die-for art by future superstar Sean Murphy (YEAR ONE: BATMAN\/SCARECROW, HELLBLAZER).
\nOn sale January 20 \u2022 1 of 8 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $1.00 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

DAYTRIPPER #2
\nWritten by Gabriel B\u00e1 & F\u00e1bio Moon
\nArt by F\u00e1bio Moon & Gabriel B\u00e1
\nCover by Gabriel B\u00e1<\/p>\n

While traveling through idyllic rural Brazil, Bras and his best friend Jorge are having the time of their lives. Staring nature in the eye, learning more about the local people and customs \u2013 life is good and the future is bright. But when Bras meets the incredibly sultry Olinda, suddenly nothing is so certain anymore.
\nContinuing the highly anticipated, rich new series from Eisner Award winners Gabriel B\u00e1 and F\u00e1bio Moon!
\nOn sale January 13 \u2022 2 of 10 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

AIR #17
\nWritten by G. Willow Wilson
\nArt and cover and M.K. Perker
\nBattling exhaustion and her prescription addiction, Blythe pulls Zayn into her history, revealing the mysterious way she came to be hired at Clearfleet Airlines. And in order to escape Blythe’s past, Zayn must tell her a secret about her future \u2013 and hope that the woman he loves is stronger than the forces aligned against her.
\nOn sale January 20 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

DMZ #49
\nWritten by Brian Wood
\nArt by Riccardo Burchielli
\nCover by John Paul Leon
\n\u00ab\u00a0Hearts and Minds\u00a0\u00bb 5 of 5. The entire future of the DMZ pivots on this issue, with horrific events unfolding not only for Matty and those close to him, but the city that’s taken him under its wing. It\u2019s an issue so monumental, we had to redact the cover in order to not spoil a single thing…
\nOn sale January 13 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

FABLES VOL. 13: THE GREAT FABLES CROSSOVER TP
\nWritten by Bill Willingham and Matthew Sturges
\nArt by Russ Braun, Mark Buckingham, Jose Marzan Jr. and Andrew Pepoy
\nCover by Brian Bolland
\nWhen Jack discovers the existence of The Literals and their leader, he must leave his own adventures behind to warn Fabletown. Collects FABLES #83-85, JACK OF FABLES 33-35 and the 3-issue miniseries THE LITERALS.
\nAdvance-solicited; on sale February 3 \u2022 224 pg, FC, $17.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

JACK OF FABLES #42
\nWritten by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges
\nArt by Tony Akins & Andrew Pepoy
\nCover by Brian Bolland
\nJack Frost has fought the Keepers of the Fulminate Blade. He’s being lauded as a hero in the ancient city of Landfall, but being a hero isn’t maybe so great as Jack thought it might be. A promiscuous princess isn’t the only danger awaiting Jack at Landfall castle. All this, plus Babe the Blue Ox in all his grandeur.
\nOn sale January 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

FABLES #92
\nWritten by Bill Willingham
\nGuest art by David Lapham
\nCover by Joao Ruas<\/p>\n

In the idyllic kingdom of Haven, the Frog Bombers are playing the Gobtown Crushers for the pennant, and the winner is\u2026on trial for murder. The star player for the winning team has been accused of committing a capital crime during the drunken victory celebrations. So far, Flycatcher (a.k.a. King Ambrose) has managed to avoid spilling blood in the formation of his new kingdom. But now he has to judge a trial wherein the only penalty for the guilty is death. Featuring guest-artist David Lapham (YOUNG LIARS, SILVERFISH).
\nOn sale January 13 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

CINDERELLA: FROM FABLETOWN WITH LOVE #3
\nWritten by Chris Roberson
\nArt by Shawn McManus
\nCover by Chrissie Zullo<\/p>\n

Super-spy Cinderella and her uneasy ally Aladdin are hot on the trail of the shadowy figures who are smuggling black market magics into the mundane world, and the search leads them from the hot sands of Dubai to the cold waters of the North Atlantic. Meanwhile, back in Fabletown, Crispin Cordwainer\u2019s new shoe designs are a big hit \u2013 maybe a little too big!
\nOn sale January 6 \u2022 3 of 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

\u201cHot and heavy . . . [with] vibrantly intense art.\u201d \u2014 Entertainment Weekly<\/p>\n

THE LOSERS VOL. 1 AND 2 TP
\nWritten by Andy Diggle
\nArt by Jock and Shawn Martinbrough
\nCover by Jock
\nWith the eagerly anticipated Warner Bros. Pictures movie The Losers set to reach theaters in April 2010, DC Comics collects the first twelve issues of THE LOSERS \u2014 from the ANTE UP and DOUBLE DOWN TPs \u2014 into a single, explosive volume!
\nThis collection introduces The Losers, formerly an elite U.S. Special Forces unit that served as the covert bloody hand of America until they stumbled across a C.I.A. secret they \u00a0couldn’t ignore. The C.I.A. tried to kill them, but they’re about to learn that it takes more than one try to eliminate The Losers.
\nOn sale January 27 \u2022 304 pg, FC, $19.99 US \u2022 MATURE<\/p>\n

HELLBLAZER #263
\nWritten by Peter Milligan
\nArt by Giuseppe Camuncoli & Stefano Landini
\nCover by Simon Bisley
\n\u201cIndia\u201d part 3 of 4. Meeta’s dreams of Bollywood fame are threatened by a grotesque creature from the British Raj. It looks like the only person who can save her is John Constantine. But Constantine\u2019s got a surprise visitor: someone who might just turn his life around. With greed, sex, demons and dancing, Mumbai has never been hotter than this.
\nOn sale January 20 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

GREEK STREET #7
\nWritten by Peter Milligan
\nArt by Davide Gianfelice\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Cover by Davide Furno
\nWhile Chantel the chorus girl agonizes over whether she should take a more active role in the story, Eddie and Sandy are forced to play starring roles in a monstrous porn movie. Meanwhile, Owen Furey discovers the shocking truth behind the scars that disfigure his brother\u2019s face \u2013 which might just lead to a war with their bitter and powerful enemies. With more sex, bloodshed and labyrinths, the tragedy continues…
\nOn sale January 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

HOUSE OF MYSTERY #21
\nWritten by Matthew Sturges
\nArt by Luca Rossi and Sergio Aragones
\nCover by Esao Andrews
\nA new era for the House of Mystery begins as Fig reopens the bar to the public. But where’s Harry? What’s Cain doing here? And what are those things floating in their dusty jars?\u00a0 This is a stellar jumping-on point for new readers featuring a story illustrated by Sergio Aragones about\u2026oh, what do you care what it\u2019s about? It’s Sergio!
\nOn sale January 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

NORTHLANDERS #24
\nWritten by Brian Wood
\nArt by Leandro Fernandez
\nCover by Massimo Carnevale
\n\u201cThe Plague Widow\u201d part 4 of 8. As temperatures plummet and both fuel and food start to dwindle, some of the townspeople start to panic. Gunborg seizes on this to organize an expedition outside the sealed city in order to forage. But considering the plague, he seems too eager to take that risk. And as Hilda finds out herself, one doesn’t have to travel far for danger to find them.
\nOn sale January 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

MADAME XANADU VOL. 2: EXODUS NOIR TP
\nWritten by Matt Wagner
\nArt and cover by Michael Wm. Kaluta
\nWriter Matt Wagner is joined by master illustrator Michael Wm. Kaluta (THE SHADOW) for this epic story starring the seductive sorceress Kaluta first envisioned 30 years ago. Weaving a mystery that jumps from the Spanish Inquisition to 1940s New York City, long-buried secrets are revealed as Madame Xanadu investigates a murder 500 years in the making. Collected from issues #11-15 of the hit Vertigo series.
\nAdvance-solicited; on sale February 10 \u2022 128 pg, FC, $12.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

MADAME XANADU #19
\nWritten by Matt Wagner
\nArt by Jo\u00eblle Jones & David Hahn
\nCover by Amy Reeder Hadley & Richard Friend
\nAfter the shocking conclusion to the previous issue, a 2-part story by guest artist Jo\u00eblle Jones begins a storybook look back at Madame Xanadu\u2019s earliest days in ancient, pastoral Britain. The Elder Folk confront the coming of mortal man, and the rivalry between two ageless sisters takes root.
\nOn sale January 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

SCALPED #35
\nWritten by Jason Aaron
\nArt by Danijel Zezelj
\nCover by Jock
\nIn a special stand-alone issue, we meet a couple of characters for the first and last time \u2013 an aging husband and wife who eke out a living in the harsh and rugged heart of the Badlands. Learn what it means to reside in the poorest community in the entire United States \u2013 and what it means to survive.
\nOn sale January 20 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

SWEET TOOTH #5
\nWritten by Jeff Lemire
\nArt and cover by Jeff Lemire<\/p>\n

\u201cThe new \u2018must read\u2019 book.\u201d \u2013 Geoff Johns
\n\u201cDark, moving and intriguing.\u201d \u2013 Frank Quitely<\/p>\n

Surprises abound in this conclusion to the first arc of the red-hot Vertigo series that\u2019s so compelling you\u2019re not going to want to wait for the trade. On the dangerous road to a rumored safe haven, Gus and Jeppard come to a raw moment of truth.
\nOn sale January 6 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

THE UNWRITTEN # 9
\nWritten by Mike Carey
\nArt by Peter Gross
\nCover by Yuko Shimizu<\/p>\n

As Donostia jail burns, assassins stalk its corridors in search of Tom Taylor \u2014 and so do the children who’ve decided to be his saviors. But there’s one terrifying encounter still to come, as the Inside Man finally unmasks.
\nOn sale January 13 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n

UNKNOWN SOLDIER #16
\nWritten by Joshua Dysart
\nArt by Alberto Ponticelli
\nCover by Dave Johnson
\nMoses, descending deeper into the mystery of who murdered the IDP camp doctor, begins to stir the nest of hornets that is the criminal underworld of refugee camp life. He suspects everyone \u2013 and everyone suspects him. It’s nothing short of hard-boiled detective fiction, East African style.
\nOn sale January 27 \u2022 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US \u2022 MATURE READERS<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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