Warren Ellis' searing and satirical socio-political adventures of Spider Jerusalem, the freelance, drug-addled, brain-damaged, anarchic investigative journalist, finally reach their awesome climax - and with gusto! Spider is close to finally nailing US President Callahan, whose attempts to hide his 'unusual' passions have left a bloody trail in his wake. But time is short: the President has declared martial law and his death squads are closing in on Spider - though they may be saved the trouble if terminal illness gets him first! Swamped with awards and accolades, this is an acclaimed creative team delivering one ending that won't leave you disappointed! Worning: Adults only!
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Essex Chronicle, September 2004, by Matt Adams: " A heart-wrenching, gut-churning finale to one of the greatest comics series of its age."
About the Author
Warren Ellis has created and written for The Authority, Transmetropolitan, Orbiter, the award-winning Planetary, and the forthcoming Ministry of Space. Darick Robertson is the regular artist and co-creator of Transmetropolitan. He is also the artist on Fury, and creator of Space Beaver. Rodney Ramos has worked on such titles as The Amazing Spider-Man, Green Lantern and Conan the Barbarian.
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A Terrific Ending to a Terrific Series,
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This review is from: Transmetropolitan Vol. 10: One More Time (Paperback)
Some writers create terrific pieces of literature but cannot write an ending to save their lives (I'm looking at you Stephen King). This is most definitely not the case here. Warren Ellis finished a great series with a spectacular ending, one that isn't a lame cop-out to pave way for a sequel. Spider doesn't need a sequel when his story was told right the first time. This trade had me eagerly reading page after page to a surprising (and on a much deeper level, beautiful and heart-warming) ending.
The Transmetropolitan series all-in-all is astounding piece of work, one that everyone should pick up.
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It's not often that a long-running series can come to a satisfying end without feeling forced. One More Time does just that. Justice is brought down on deserving heads without feeling trite. Good work, Mr. Ellis.
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An Excellent End to an Excellent Series!,
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WOW! What an appropriate and excellent ending to an outstanding series! Spider Jerusalem is way too cool! I won't give anything away here, but trust me when I say that this was probably one of the best and most appropriate endings to a series I have ever read. I loved it!
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