The Filth #10

Issue ten of Grant Morrison, Chris Weston, and Gary Erskine's boundary-pushing Vertigo series arrives with a cover by Segura Inc. that doubles as a stark infographic: a row of silhouetted figures atop a tank-tread machine anchors the bottom left, while a descending diagram traces human forms breaking down into teeth, a stomach, mechanical screws, tools, and scattered components. The title "Man Made God" sets an appropriately unsettling philosophical tone for what the clean, clinical design implies — something human is being assembled, disassembled, or both simultaneously. For fans of daring, conceptually rigorous comics, this 2003 chapter of the 13-issue series is a reminder of just how much a cover can say without a single word of story.