Can't Get No

Rick Veitch’s singular, experimental graphic novel for DC, published in 2006, follows a burned-out advertising executive who embarks on a hallucinatory, cross-country journey after the events of 9/11. Written and fully painted by Veitch, this standalone issue blends surrealism with a raw, psychological exploration of modern American anxiety and disconnection. It stands as a bold, creator-driven work that pushed the boundaries of what a mainstream superhero publisher could release, offering a deeply personal and visually arresting meditation on trauma and redemption.