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DC Vertigo is Finally Coming Back to Life in 2026



In 2019, DC’s creator-owned label Vertigo was officially killed as part of the publisher’s restructuring efforts. We learned last year the imprint would come back, and at this year’s New York Comic Con, DC finally unveiled what that’ll look like. Come 2026, Vertigo will have new comics from some of the industry’s biggest western creators hitting shelves, such as…

  • Bleeding Hearts (Deniz Camp, Stipan Morian, and Matt Hollingsworth): A zombie named Poke who realizes his heart’s…



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