Tales of Human Waste (Transmetropolitan S.)

Name: Tales of Human Waste
Rating: 4.00 (1 reviews)

by W. Ellis

Darick Robertson (Illustrator)

1 rating • 1 review • 1 shelved

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Tales of Human Waste (Transmetropolitan S.)

by W. Ellis

Darick Robertson (Illustrator)

1 rating • 1 review • 1 shelved

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ISBN10 1401202446
ISBN13 9781401202446
Publish Date 1 October 2004
Publish Status Out of Stock
Out of Print 23 January 2012
Publish Country US
Imprint Vertigo

Format Paperback
Pages 112
Language English

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During the entire Transmetropolitan series up to this point, Spider Jerusalem's status as someone with so much power and sway was a bit questionable. He's a psychotic, unlikeable lunatic who spends most of his time pissing people off and behaving very bizarrely. He's entertaining as can be, but seriously unhinged and not really hero material. Vol. 0: Tales of Human waste finally sheds some light on what captivates the denizens of The City - dozens of excerpts of Spider's column are presented and it's like light peeked out from behind a bunch of clouds and illuminated everything. I wish these had been included in each trade paperback, because it felt like a crucial missing piece of the story, a part that made everything else make sense.