Transmetropolitan #46 – 2001 continues the raw, unfiltered dystopian journey of Spider Jerusalem, the infamous gonzo journalist at the centre of this critically acclaimed cyberpunk series. Published by Vertigo (DC Comics) and written by Warren Ellis, this issue ramps up the tension as political corruption, media manipulation, and moral collapse threaten to tear the City apart — and Spider isn’t going quietly.

This chapter finds Spider Jerusalem on the offensive, using the power of the press as his weapon of choice against the unrelenting tyranny of President Callahan. As the arc edges toward its climax, the series’ signature blend of black humour, biting social commentary, and visual grit remains as potent as ever.

Warren Ellis continues to push boundaries with incendiary dialogue and razor-sharp satire, dissecting the broken systems that mirror our own world all too well. Paired with the detailed, expressive artwork of Darick Robertson, the narrative explodes across each page, rich with grit, neon glow, and journalistic fury. The synergy between writing and visuals remains one of the defining strengths of Transmetropolitan, and this issue is no exception.

Whether you're a seasoned fan or building your collection of landmark Vertigo titles, Transmetropolitan #46 is a key instalment in a series that redefined sci-fi comics for a generation. With its subversive voice and fiercely independent protagonist, it remains just as relevant today as when it was first published.

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Own a piece of one of Vertigo’s most influential series with Transmetropolitan #46 – 2001, where journalism, rebellion, and dystopia collide in unforgettable fashion.