Books like Transmetropolitan, Vol. 6: Gouge Away

Witness.\ \ Here I am: Spider Jerusalem, media element, TV celebrity, quotable, that wild and crazy guy who does that controversial muckraking column that no one really reads... lost in mix.Another face in the crowd.\ \ Spider is having a bad time in his city. His column was silenced by the government once and they are threatening to do so again at the first sign of trouble. On the top of that, Spider is now a well-known celebrity which is not a good thing in this city.But Mr. President forgot one thing: you can never bottle up a tornado. Because sooner or later, that goddamn tornado will eat up everything and start throwing it back in full fury.And it will be most magnificent shit you will ever see in your life!Waren Ellis delivers one of the sharpest volumes of Transmetropolitan with a lot of journalistic action, razor-sharp writing and a beautiful plot. Seriously, I've never read anything like this in my life! Warren Ellis cashed in many earlier bits of story and characters in this arc to deliver something unique. Something wholesome!I devoured this volume faster than any other installments of Transmetropolitan. Granted, the concept of investigative journalism is a lot different in Jerusalem's book. But it doesn't matter in his city.Only the story matters!