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Cover: John Cassaday
Transmetropolitan #45
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This third and final chapter of "Dirge" arrives with one of the more quietly unsettling covers in the series: against a vivid yellow field scattered with tiny smiley faces, a large hand clutches a syringe, and suspended in the falling drop at its needle tip is a tiny, trapped figure — a striking visual metaphor rendered in cool blue by cover artist John Cassaday. Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson's Vertigo series has always balanced dark satire with genuine unease, and this 2001 issue promises a conclusion that carries real weight. If you've been following "Dirge," this is the payoff.
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writer Warren Ellis · artist Darick Robertson · inker Rodney Ramos · colorist Nathan Eyring · letterer Clem Robins · cover John Cassaday
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writer Warren Ellis
artist Darick Robertson
inker Rodney Ramos
colorist Nathan Eyring
letterer Clem Robins
cover pencils, inks John Cassaday
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