Hey I'm trying to find the permissions/rights to turn a vertigo comic I have from 2001 into a student film, but I have no idea where to find them. Contacting the writer isn't working and I don't know where the right contact info would be on DC comics. Does anyone have some thoughts?

For anyone interested, the comic is Weird Western Tales #1, specifically the story written by Greg Rucka titled "This Gun For Hire."

https://www.dcuniverseinfinite.com/comics/book/weird-western-tales-1/75b64b7c-6f91-433b-8542-3c087db885fe/c

Thanks!

I'm looking for the less than obvious suggestions.

Notes:

I've read Brian K Vaughans stuff

No interest in doing more Brian Wood, Neil Gaiman, or Warren Ellis stuff because I find them contemptworthy on the personal level.

I haven't read them since high school, but I remember loving Scalped and liking The Losers.

Sweet Tooth is good.

Fables and 100 Bullets were all over the place writingwise but incredible artwise

I respect ASTRO City, but it's not my thing.

American Vampire started great and ended like a dud (Scott, please stick to 12 or less issue stories)

Meh on the Alcholic

Daytripper is my all time fav comic and among my all time fav novels.

I have a smattering of old Vertigo limited series (American Freak, Unknown Soldier, maybe others) and some other adult-themed series like Plastic Forks and Strangers in Paradise (I recognize the latter is not very Vertigo-y). Would love to send to a fan, totally free, I'll even cover postage. DM me and I'll randomly pick somebody this weekend and ask for your address. Thanks!

I just finished reading DMZ for the first time, and I must say, it’s a tad disappointing. It begins wonderfully, full-throttle, high-energy, and with engaging characters and stories. But then we get Delgado and his nation... everything goes sour pretty quickly. The characters and stories become dull and uninteresting, and it seems Wood forgot what he wrote before, and parts seem to contradict what happened. Fortunately, the ending begins an uphill climb, and the series ends on a high note—kind of.

Anyway, that’s my impression right after finishing the reading and not reflecting much about it.

TL;DR: awesome beginning, bad middle, enjoyable ending.

Is hellblazer original sins a good place to start into John Constantine with a good understanding of the character before reading any of his comics.

What's that comic book from Vertigo where there's a guy being tortured by some sort of spiky thorn plant in hell.

He then gets into a fight (and wins) with swords?

I've been thinking about this comic book forever. I read it when i was a kid and was mildly disturbed

Lmk if I can help. Thank you

What are some of the best comics u can recommend for the genre : horror, thriller, mystery, mythology

HELLO REDDIT!!!!! this might be niche because i can’t find any information on this comic ANYWHERE except for bad reviews BUT i picked up 20/20 Visions #6 in a discounted comics bin and holy shit it is so good. mustached lesbians, transsexualism, and cyber sex? i need MORE (specifically #4 and #5 to complete the arc!!!!) does anyone know where i can find them?! none of the cites i’ve been recommended have issues of ANY 20/20 Visions issues and i’m SO SO SO DESPERATE FOR MORE MUSTACHED LESBIANS!!!!!!!!!!!! thank you !

I'm looking for a comic book where a character doesn’t have feelings like a normal human and is an enforcer from the mob. He is friendly with a man that has two kids. In the comics the enforcer has to kill the man and follows him to the woods, and in the end the enforcer kills the dad but the kids kill him. Any suggestion what’s the comic book might be? I googled and couldn’t find it, but almost sure it’s from Vertigo.

DC Comics is finally collecting the legendary Rick Veitch run of Swamp Thing, the sequel series to Alan Moore’s saga. Veitch says that his legendary lost issue where Swamp Thing meets Jesus (Swamp Thing #88) MIGHT finally be collected, but he needs people to write in to show their support: publishswampthing88@gmail.com

These emails will be reviewed by DC Comics—this is confirmed without a doubt. They need us to show them that we want to see THE MOST FAMOUS UNPUBLISHED COMIC BOOK OF ALL TIME printed. Every single email counts and makes a difference.

This is likely our only chance to ever see this story published, so please show your support. Celebrate Easter by helping make comic book history! Email: publishswampthing88@gmail.com

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/might-dc-comics-finally-publish-rick-veitchs-swamp-thing-88-in-2025/

Redoing this poll, this time with more variety.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/185vLzFne4P46EvyNYpkqX4ebdLGndjogYXdbPndqsh4/edit?usp=drivesdk

Vote if you want!

I think I missed something.

I have extras of these and have them listed on eBay for a decent price. Under dreamingthoughawake

Almost have the whole series now and selling these will give me some cash to buy Fear Machine and others. :)

If this post violates the rules please let me know and I'll take it down.

I am a Christian and I stumbled across this book on eBay for a good price. On a whim I decided to pick this up. I read some reviews on it after I picked it up (very stupid i know, I just can’t help the impulse buys sometimes) and it seems like it goes fully against my religious beliefs, now I’m just curious does this book insult my religion and is it written for hardcore atheists who think religion is stupid? I have nothing against being an atheist and definitely enjoy a good science fiction story but is this story a hate letter to religion?