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Anthony Bourdain, Joel Rose "Get Jiro" In July

With the release of their original Vertigo graphic novel fast approaching, co-writers Anthony Bourdain and Joel Rose spoke with CBR about the comic's origins, influences and possible future installments.

REVIEW: "American Vampire: Lord of Nightmares" #1

Greg McElhatton gives "American Vampire: Lord of Nightmares" #1 4 stars, calling the issue by Scott Snyder an Dustin Nguyen "a crucial new chapter that fits in well with everything else that we've seen so far."

REVIEW: "Fables" #117

Jorge Solis gives "Fables" #117 4 stars calling the issue by Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham "a superbly engaging fantasy adventure" that is "absolutely difficult to put down."

Capullo Covers Snyder & Albuquerque's "American Vampire"

Scott Snyder's "Batman" partner Greg Capullo provides the variant cover for the first issue of Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque's "American Vampire" summer epic, "The Blacklist."

Lemire Pulls His "Sweet Tooth"

In his first interview since announcing the end of "Sweet Tooth," Jeff Lemire teased what's to come in "The Wild Kingdom" final arc and the possibility of new creator-owned projects in the future.

Lemire Announces "Sweet Tooth's" Conclusion in December

Vertigo and creator Jeff Lemire have announced the conclusion of Lemire's creator-owned "Sweet Tooth" with issue #40 in December following a final arc entitled "The Wild Kingdom."

REVIEW: "American Vampire" #26

Doug Zawisza gives "American Vampire" #26 4.5 stars, calling the latest chapter in Scott Snyder's ongoing Vertigo horror story "filled with moments designed to make you feel uncomfortable."

Azzarello Blasts Into the Future with "Spaceman"

Eisner Award winner Brian Azzarello spoke with CBR about "Spaceman," revealing the book's secret origin, his passion for space exploration and the possibility of future installments to his and Eduardo Risso's tale.

ECCC12: Vertigo: New Blood Panel

At Emerald City Comicon, Vertigo creators Bill Willingham, Mike Allred, Dustin Nguyen, and more discussed the end of "iZombie", "Fables'" 10th anniversary and upcoming projects including "Shooters."

ECCC12: Brian Wood's "Massive" Body of Work

The prolific Brian Wood sat down with an intimate gathering of fans to discuss his work across genres and publishers, his hopes and dreams for the future... and things got "Massive"

REVIEW: "The New Deadwardians" #1

Kelly Thompson gives "The New Deadwardians" #1 4.5 stars, saying the issue by Dan Abnett and I.N.J. Culbard presents a "fresh take on vampires and zombies that will make you rethink all you thought you knew."

REVIEW: "Fables" #115

Greg McElhatton gives "Fables" #115 by Bill Willingham and Mark Buckingham 4 stars, saying, "If this current storyline is any indication, we're in for a strong ride."

Denys Cowan Conjures "Dominique Laveau"

Artist Denys Cowan discusses "Dominique Laveau: Voodoo Child," returning to comics from animation, working with writer Selwyn Sefu Hinds on the ongoing Vertigo title and his friend Dwayne McDuffie's legacy.

WC12: Vertigo: New Blood Panel

Writer Scott Snyder and Vertigo Senior Editor Will Dennis lead the WonderCon panel debuting the latest titles and news coming out of Vertigo Comics.

COVER PROCESS: Phil Jimenez's "Fairest" #1 Cover

After the launch of Vertigo's newest series "Fairest," artist Phil Jimenez unveils his process for his cover to the "Fables" spinoff, from the beauty of Briar Rose to the cold cruelness of the Snow Queen.

Telltale Games' Future Brightens With "The Walking Dead" and "Fables"

Telltale Games co-founder and CEO Dan Connors reveals details the company's big push for games based on Robert Kirkman's "The Walking Dead" and Bill Willingham's "Fables" for 2012.

PREVIEW: Willingham's "Fairest" #2

DC has released a preview of "Fairest" #2 by Bill Willingham with art by Phil Jimenez. The adventures of Ali Baba, Sleeping Beauty and the Snow Queen continue April 4.

REVIEW: "American Vampire" #24

Doug Zawisza gives "American Vampire" #24 4.5 stars, saying, "[Scott] Snyder breathes life into these characters, but [Rafael] Albuquerque teaches them how to walk, run and dance."

Vertigo Reveals May Covers and "Mystery" Project

Vertigo has posted several covers including "Saucer Country" #3, "Dominique Laveau: Voodoo Child" #3 and "The New Deadwardians" #3 and released new details on anthology book "Mystery in Space," coming in May.

Adam Hughes Reveals Frosty Cover Art for "Fairest" #3

Adam Hughes has revealed his Snow Queen-starring cover for the third issue of "Fairest," Vertigo’s upcoming "Fables" spinoff series that will spotlight such female characters as Rapunzel, Snow White and Rose Red.

Douglas Rushkoff Levels Up in "A.D.D."

Noted media theorist and "Program or Be Programmed" author Douglas Rushkoff returns to comics with the Vertigo graphic novel "A.D.D.: Adolescent Demo Division." We spoke with him about the book and the big ideas behind it.

REVIEW: "American Vampire" #23

Ryan Lindsay gives Scott Snyder and Rafael Albuquerque's latest issue of "American Vampire" 4 stars, calling the second chapter of "Death Race" "something other comics creators should study."

SHE HAS NO HEAD: Can Vertigo Captialize on "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo?"

Kelly Thompson examines how DC Comics can best use the opportunities that might present themselves from Vertigo's upcoming adaptation of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."

PRESS RELEASE: "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" Graphic Novel to Hit Shelves in November 2012

Vertigo's "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" GN Slated for November Release

Vertigo's graphic novel adaptation of Stieg Larsson's "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" by writer Denise Mina and artist Leonardo Manco will be released in November 2012 with a cover by Lee Bermejo.

Wood & Burchielli Demilitarize The "DMZ"

"DMZ" writer/creator Brian Wood and artist Riccardo Burchielli discuss the long-running series with CBR News, looking back on the groundbreaking Vertigo title as its finale is set to hit stores December 28.

Abnett Murders the Undead in "New Deadwardians"

Fan-favorite writer Dan Abnett spoke with CBR News about "New Deadwardians," revealing early details about his new vampire/zombie undead mashup coming this March from DC Comics' Vertigo imprint.

Denise Mina Adapts "Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" Trilogy

DC Comics has announced crime novelist and "Hellblazer" scribe Denise Mina as writer of Stieg Larsson's "Millennium" Trilogy graphic novels coming in 2012 from DC's Vertigo imprint.

Bill Willingham on "Fables" vs "Once Upon A Time"

"Fables" creator Bill Willingham goes on the record exclusively with CBR News to dispel continuing rumors and beliefs that ABC's "Once Upon A Time" is in any way a theft of his Vertigo title.

REVIEW: "Spaceman" #2

Ryan K. Lindsay gives Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso's "Spaceman" #2 4 stars saying the acclaimed "100 Bullets" team have created a comic "fresh and inspiring in scope."

Milligan Pens Two Constantines in "Hellblazer" & "Justice League Dark"

Peter Milligan dives deep into the world of "Justice League Dark," penning the first "Hellblazer Annual" in twenty years and writing two John Constantines.

CBR TV: Jason Aaron on "Scalped," Football Fans & More

Jason Aaron spoke with CBR TV at NYCC about his and artist R.M. Guera's upcoming "Scalped" finale, his recent trip to a Spanish comic book festival, the similarities between comics and football fans and more.

Cornell Seeks Truth in "Saucer Country"

CBR spoke with writer Paul Cornell about his new UFO-centric Vertigo series "Saucer Country." He describes the series as "West Wing" does "X-Files" and revealed info on the characters. Updated with art.

ALL COMICS EVE: Selwyn Hinds On "Voodoo Child"

To celebrate ALL COMICS EVE, "Voodoo Child" writer Selwyn Hinds speaks with CBR about the upcoming Vertigo series, the reality of Voodoo and America's most haunted city, New Orleans.

REVIEW: "Scalped" #53

With Jason Aaron and R.M. Guera's "Scalped" halfway through its final year, Ryan K. Lindsay gives issue #53 4.5 stars, saying the creators are "bringing this violent crescendo to a majestic peak."

REVIEW: "Spaceman" #1

Chad Nevett gives the Eisner Award-winning team of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso's latest creator-owned Vertigo debut 4.5 stars calling the first issue of "Spaceman" "pretty great -- a 'must buy.'"

NYCC: Vertigo Gets Scary

Vertigo's second NYCC panel, hosted by Karen Berger, featured creators going in-depth about their series, discussing whether or not any DCU characters would be coming to Vertigo titles and more.

NYCC: Vertigo Envisions Its 2012 Lineup

Vertigo hosted a star-studded panel at New York Comic Con to discuss its plans for the coming year as well as announcing day-and-date digital releases as new jumping on points appear.

CBR TV @ NYCC: Scott Snyder on “Batman,” “Severed” and Bat-Continuity

Scott Snyder spoke with CBR TV about working on "Batman" with Greg Capullo, merging new DC comics continuity with Batman having had four Robins, his Image horror title "Severed" and more.

NYCC: Paul Cornell Takes Vertigo to "Saucer Country"

Writer Paul Cornell describes his and artist Ryan Kelly's new Vertigo ongoing series "Saucer Country," announced today at New York Comic Con, as "The West Wing" meets "X-Files."

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