Dave Johnson Reveals Complete '100 Bullets' Omnibus Cover Montage
Since its beginning in 1999, it's possible that no cover artist has left as indelible a mark on a comic series as Dave Johnson has with his work on 100 Bullets. The acclaimed illustrator provided each...
View ArticleOnce Upon a Crime: The '100 Bullets' Game That Almost Happened
At the turn of the millennium, Vertigo published the first handful of issues of 100 Bullets, the hard-boiled neo-noir from Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso. The heavy-handed narrative would take a...
View ArticleWhat Would You Do? A Celebration of '100 Bullets'
Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso’s stylish noir revenge fantasy 100 Bullets first debuted on this day in 1999, and in many ways signaled the beginning of a new golden era at Vertigo that led to series...
View ArticleDC Comics Launches Online Digital Comics Store Powered by comiXology
Back in June DC Comics took its first step toward a more digital future by releasing a signature digital comics sales app via comiXology on mobile devices like the iPad and iPhone. Today, as reported...
View Article‘Batman Begins’ Co-Writer David Goyer to Produce ‘100 Bullets’ TV Series
One of the best comic book series of recent memory -- perhaps ever -- is coming to premium cable television courtesy of the writer of the most popular comic book movie we've yet seen. David Goyer,...
View ArticleComics We Love: Vertigo’s ‘100 Bullets’ By Brian Azzarello & Eduardo Risso
If a stranger offered you a briefcase containing a gun, 100 completely untraceable bullets, and incontrovertible evidence identifying the person responsible for the worst thing that's ever happened to...
View ArticleAzzarello And Risso Return To ‘100 Bullets’ With ‘Brother Lono’ Miniseries In...
Following the success of Spaceman, the Vertigo miniseries that reunited the entire team behind the multiple Eisner award winning 100 Bullets, DC Comics and Vertigo have announced that writer Brian...
View ArticleTom Hardy Loads Up ‘100 Bullets’ Movie Adaptation
Tom Hardy digs DC Comics. He was Bane in The Dark Knight Rises, and he was supposed to star in Suicide Squad until scheduling conflicts with The Revenant forced him out of the project (Hardy said he...
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