For detailed information about this series, see: Transmetropolitan on Wikipedia

Transmetropolitan is a cyberpunk transhumanist comic book series created by Warren Ellis and Darick Robertson, published by Vertigo, an imprint of DC Comics.

The series follows Spider Jerusalem, a brilliant, drug-addled gonzo journalist in a hyper-technological, dystopian future. Forced out of self-imposed exile to fulfill a book contract, he returns to "The City" to fight political corruption, police brutality, and media manipulation, targeting two successive—and deeply corrupt—Presidents of the United States.

Comics

• Transmetropolitan (July 9th, 1997 - September 25th, 2002)
• Transmetropolitan: I Hate It Here (April 12th, 2000)
• Transmetropolitan: Filth of the City (May 16th, 2001)

Links to Other Series

Direction	Series	Date	Description	Type
4	Star Wars	199779 July 9, 1997	Spider's gun in Transmetropolitan #1 is Han Solo's blaster.	2
4	Peanuts	199891 September 1, 1998	Transmetropolitan features a bodyguard character that looks similar to a grown-up Charlie Brown.	3
4	Futurama	1999714 July 14, 1999	Bender and Leela from Futurama appear on a billboard in Transmetropolitan #25.	2
5	Planetary	19991124 November 24, 1999	Jack Carter from Planetary, having faked his own death, reappears looking like Spider Jerusalem from Transmetropolitan.	2
4	Tank Girl	2000614 June 14, 2000	Tank Girl makes a cameo appearance in Transmetropolitan #35.	2
4	The League of Gentlemen	2001314 March 14, 2001	Edward and Tubbs from The League of Gentlemen make a cameo appearance in Transmetropolitan #44.	2
4	The Simpsons	200219 January 9, 2002	The Dice Bar in Transmetropolitan #52 has Duff Beer on tap.	2
5	The Punisher	2002102 October 2, 2002	A little person looking like Spider Jerusalem appears in The Punisher #16 story "Vertical Challenge".	3
5	The Boys	2006816 August 16, 2006	Spider Jerusalem from Transmetropolitan makes a cameo appearance in The Boys #1 at the scene of Robin's death.	1