#brian azzarello

[meangreenspaceman]

are you even a comics fan if you don't have a hit list of comic writers you want to string up and hit with a baseball bat like a piñata?

[batsygivemeasmile]

Batman: Europe

Art by Gerald Parel

[daimiyamoto]

HELLBLAZER — ASHES & DUST: IN THE CITY OF ANGELS

#170–#174, art by Marcelo Frusin and Lee Loughridge

[maxsindiecomics]

[PREVIEW] 100 Bullets: The US of Anger #1 (July 1, 2026)

writer: Brian Azzarello | artist: Eduardo Risso | letterer: Clem Robins | cover artist: Dave Johnson | publishing company: Vertigo [DC Comics]

synopsis: HAPPY 250TH, AMERICA. LONO'S BACK. YOU WON'T SURVIVE THE YEAR.

Not many people made it out alive from the fall of the Trust in 100 Bullets. Lono did — just barely — and it sent him spiraling on a yearslong international odyssey. His one-time protégé, Loop Hughes, was the only one smart enough to walk away clean. But now tragedy has come knocking on Loop's door, and the scent of blood has attracted a dangerous stray dog.

Lono's back in the United States, and he's on the hunt… through a network of good ol ' boys and militias, megachurches, millionaires, and madmen.

In Brother Lono, Lono unsuccessfully tried to save his own soul; in The US of Anger, he'll play Satan to a host of demons tempting the United States to sell hers.

The multi-Eisner Award-winning team of Brian Azzarello and Eduardo Risso has returned to its most famous creation, unleashing a new chapter in Vertigo's greatest crime saga — told for the first time in stunning black and white!

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Moonshine #15

by Brian Azzarello; Eduardo Risso; Christian Rossi and Jared K. Fletcher

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[theartofthecover]

100 Bullets: The US of Anger #1 (2026)

Art by: Dave Johnson

[nerds-yearbook]

Hellblazer 146 was published with a March 2000 cover date. John Constantine was imprisoned with a thirty-five-year sentence. The issue introduced Morse, Rodriges, Tray Holmes, G, Carney, Boxer, and Candy. They were created by Brian Azzarello and Richard Corben. The issue marked the start of Brian Azzarello's run on the title that would last until 174. ("Hard Time", Hellblazer 146, DC/Vertigo Event)

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Spoilers - Batman: Damned

Okay, so I was reading Batman: Damned, and I was HELLA lost the entire time. After reading a summary and rereading parts of it, I still don't understand the ending.

So, the Enchantress basically made a deal which kept Bruce alive from childhood and somehow that's connected to him being Batman...sure, let's go with that. Anywho, he returns to the city morgue to like be where he's meant to be or something which is where he says this gay-ass line about Joker:

and then dissipates into ghosthood. WHERE I'M CONFUSED IS THE NEXT BIT. Why the hell does Joker then instead survive the fall that started all this mess?

Is this just telling us that Joker didn't actually die, and he survived this whole time? Did Bruce swap places with Joker? If so, why the hell is he allowed to do that? Is it the power of love???????? Where are the ghost rules that explain that?