In this meandering episode, we read and discuss Jonah Hex: Two Gun Mojo, the first of Vertigo's three Jonah Hex comics. It's significantly better than the movie. Low bar to clear, I know. I also give my first impressions of the Sandman audio drama by Audible. Spoiler: it's excellent.

Unlike Constantine, There is no cult following for the film Jonah Hex. And for good reason. This is a poorly executed and over-edited turd of a movie. Listen to us make fun of and talk over it for a little longer than its scant runtime.

We look at Unmanned, the first volume of Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra's Y: The Last Man. It's a great book but some Amazon reviewers disagree. Also, that Justice League re-cut costs an insane amount of money. 

We watch 2005's Constantine, directed by Francis Lawrence, starring Keanu Reeves and Rachel Weisz. Many people defend this film and it's become something of a cult classic. However, as an adaptation of the Vertigo comic Hellblazer, it's pretty bad. Also, as a movie it's pretty bad too. 

We dive into the first volume of Sandman, Preludes & Nocturnes, issue by issue. Then discuss our favorite picks for who should star in a Sandman adaptation. Side note: Alain Delon was born on November 8th, 1935 and is presently alive and well. 

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We made it to two whole episodes! We discuss DC's upcoming film and video game slate and dig into Giffen, Breccia (and Rodionoff's) Lovecraft graphic novel while digging into the titular author's influence on pop culture. Enjoy!

In this introductory episode, hosts Colby and Sophia briefly discuss the history of the comic book imprint before sharing their favorite Vertigo stories. Give a listen! Share if you want!