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Transmetropolitan #6
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This volume collects issues #37-42 of the original Vertigo series, continuing the darkly satirical adventures of outlaw journalist Spider Jerusalem. In this arc, Spider faces the fallout of his relentless crusade against President Callahan, as the line between truth and survival grows increasingly blurred in a dystopian city on the brink of chaos.
Contains 11 stories
Nobody Loves Me
Spider JerusalemYelena RossiniChannon Yarrow
Magical Truthsaying Bastard Spidey!
From the Mountain to the City
I Hump It Here
The Heroic Revenge Fantasy
The Ugly Paranoid Dream
The Walk
Spider Jerusalem
Dancing in the Here and Now
Spider JerusalemYelena RossiniChannon Yarrow
Gouge Away
Spider JerusalemYelena RossiniChannon Yarrow
Gouge Away, Part Two of Three
Spider JerusalemMitch Royce
Gouge Away, Part Three of Three
Spider JerusalemYelena RossiniChannon YarrowMitch RoyceGary CallahanAlan Schact
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Full credits
writer Warren Ellis
artist Darick Robertson
inker Rodney Ramos
colorist Nathan Eyring
letterer Clem Robins
cover pencils Darick Robertson
cover inks Rodney Ramos
Reprints
↩ Reprints Transmetropolitan #31 (2000), Transmetropolitan #32 (2000), Transmetropolitan #33 (2000), Transmetropolitan #34 (2000), Transmetropolitan #35 (2000), Transmetropolitan #36 (2000)
Reprinted in Transmetropolitan #6 (2015)
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