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COMIC

Transmetropolitan Vol. 7: Spider's Thrash

Issues #37-42

Series: Transmetropolitan
4.8
(103)
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Pages
138
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
DC Comics

About

The truth hurts. That's old news to outlaw journalist Spider Jerusalem, but what's changed is how high the stakes have become. Long a thorn in the side of the powerful and the hypocritical, Jerusalem has made an enemy of the new President of the United States-a man who happens to be crazier than a rabid rattlesnake and twice as mean. Now, driven underground with his loyal (and filthy) assistants, deprived of all of his comforts and hunted like a rabbit at the dog track, Jerusalem prepares for his greatest coup yet-provided, of course, that he can survive this afternoon.

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Extended Details

  • SeriesTransmetropolitan #7

    Artists

    Warren EllisAuthor
    Darick RobertsonIllustrator

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