Transmetropolitan #47 – 2001 carries forward the blistering momentum of Warren Ellis's uncompromising narrative, plunging readers deeper into the chaos of political conspiracy, media warfare, and personal reckoning. As part of the landmark Vertigo series, this issue offers a raw and unrelenting look into a dystopian future where truth is under siege—and Spider Jerusalem is more dangerous than ever with a keyboard.

In the wake of devastating revelations, Spider continues his crusade against the corrupt regime of President Callahan. With each column he writes and every secret he exposes, the stakes rise. But the physical and mental toll on Spider is beginning to show. This chapter is rich in character development, sharp dialogue, and the grim realisation that even those fighting for truth are not immune to collapse.

Warren Ellis maintains his razor-edged storytelling, blending biting satire with unsettling realism, while Darick Robertson’s art continues to immerse readers in a City alive with detail, grime, and dystopian spectacle. Together, they deliver another unforgettable instalment in what remains one of the most celebrated adult sci-fi series in comic book history.

Perfect for fans of counterculture, tech-noir, and political thrillers, Transmetropolitan #47 is a powerful addition to any serious comic collection—gritty, cerebral, and disturbingly relevant.

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Own a critical piece of cyberpunk comic history with Transmetropolitan #47 – 2001, where rebellion is righteous and the truth is a loaded weapon.