The Y2K problem triggers an unexpected outcome as the world, not just its computers, turns back to the year 1900 in a thought-provoking miniseries. The Y2K problem proves more disruptive than anyone ever imagined in a spellbinding miniseries written by William Messner-Loebs (WONDER WOMAN: AMAZONIA) with art by Guy Davis (SANDMAN MYSTERY THEATRE,

The Books of Magic is the ongoing monthly continuation of the tale that began in the Books of Magic mini-series. That series, written by Sandmans Neil Gaiman, told of how John Constantine (Hellblazer), Doctor Occult, Mister E and the Phantom Stranger introduced a young boy named Timothy Hunter to the mystical realm. Timothy had the potential to

The history of the lives of ordinary American punks with all their habits and vocabulary, eccentric protagonist-hitchhiker named Rhine - and ... old haunted house that every night judge those who are hiding secrets. But it's not just horror: for more than twenty editions the authors do not hesitate to raise sensitive issues, periodically organize

Under Vertigo label. Written by Garth Ennis, illustrated by Phil Winslade