List of Transmetropolitan characters - Wikipedia
WEBThe Smiler, real name Gary Callahan, is the presidential candidate who is elected at the end of the first story arc of the comic. Nicknamed for his wide, rigid, nearly perpetual grin, the Smiler is originally given Spider's grudging support, until he proves to be far more corrupt and dangerous than the Beast, eventually becoming the primary ...
Transmetropolitan - Wikipedia
WEBTransmetropolitan is a comic book series by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, featuring Spider Jerusalem, a gonzo journalist in a dystopian future. The series follows his battles against corruption, censorship and a corrupt president, …
What's your opinion on Transmetropolitan? I've read first four ... - Reddit
WEBDespite the cynical tone of the comic's protagonist, the central hope of the series is that journalism and truth can save the world. I have doubts about this premise far more often than I would like, but I love that hopeful message in TRANSMETROPOLITAN.
Transmetropolitan: 15 Things You Didn’t Know About Spider …
WEBFeb 22, 2017 · Learn about the inspiration, tattoos, glasses, and other details of Spider Jerusalem, the gonzo-journalist antihero of the cyberpunk comic series Transmetropolitan. This article celebrates the 20th anniversary of the comic and its creator Warren Ellis.
Is Warren Ellis a Prophet? Transmetropolitan in 2016 U.S. Politics
WEBJun 14, 2016 · So what does Transmetropolitan say about the perfect candidate? What problems should this candidate fix? Although the comic is set in a far-future dystopia, The City’s problems are very close to home. Take, for …
Transmetropolitan - Transhumanism Wiki | Fandom
WEBTransmetropolitan is a comic book series by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, published by DC Comics from 1997 to 2002. It follows the adventures of Spider Jerusalem, a gonzo journalist who fights the corruption and abuse of power of the future US presidents in a …
Transmetropolitan (Comic Book) - TV Tropes
WEBTransmetropolitan is a Cyberpunk Graphic Novel series by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, originally published from 1997 to 2002. It's a wild mix of gonzo journalism, American politics and the weird future.
The Classics: 'Transmetropolitan' - The Verge
WEBFeb 23, 2013 · Transmetropolitan is a sci-fi comic that follows journalist Spider Jerusalem in a dystopian future. The Verge praises its political commentary, character development, and artistic style as a...
Ellis, Warren: Transmetropolitan (1997-2002) - Sequart …
WEBOct 29, 2013 · Transmetropolitan is dystopian comic book by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, published by DC’s Helix imprint (for the title’s first year, 1997-1998) and then by DC’s Vertigo imprint (1998-2002). It stars Spider Jerusalem, a cynical journalist living in a fictional city simply called “the City.”
Transmetropolitan, Vol. 3: Year of the Bastard - Goodreads
WEBSep 1, 1999 · Although the third volume of Transmetropolitan came out nearly twenty years ago and is an outlandish piece of science fiction, it’s story of the corruption and madness of a presidential election cycle feels a little too accurate. Right down to a lying, racist leading opposition candidate.