Introduction The following are projects by Jamie Delano, a very good writer. These projects are as follows: World Without End Tainted Ghostdancing 2020 Visions Hell Eternal Outlaw Nation Following these is a list of other sites of interest.

World Without End World Without End is a six-issue mini-series. Published by DC in 1990 and 1991, it featured painted art and cardstock covers -- years ahead of these features becoming popular. It depicted a dystopian future of literal gender wars, but seemed to collapse under its own weight.

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
World Without End #1-6: John Higgins art and cover
	World Without End #1	published in November 1990	1
	World Without End #2		1
	World Without End #3		1
	World Without End #4		1
	World Without End #5		1
	World Without End #6		1

Tainted was originally planned to be released as the third of the three original "Vertigo Voices" specials, it was actually the second due to the delay of Grant Morrison's Kill Your Boyfriend. These special were probably the best idea Vertigo has ever had: the idea was to take the great creators (particularly writers) associated with Vertigo and give them specials, owned by those creators. They acted as renegade short blasts, acts of artistic terrorism. Delano offered a psychological masterpiece, very well illustrated by Al Davison. One is not likely to forget Tainted.

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	Tainted #1	56 pages plus title page; Al Davison art and cover; cover-dated February 1995	1

Ghostdancing is a six-issue mini-series, published by DC / Vertigo in 1995. It premiered in the month following Tainted, but was not as good.

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
Ghostdancing #1-6: Richard Case art and cover
	Ghostdancing #1	cover-dated March 1995	1
	Ghostdancing #2		Needed
	Ghostdancing #3	cover-dated June 1995	1
	Ghostdancing #4	cover-dated July 1995	1
	Ghostdancing #5		Needed
	Ghostdancing #6		Needed

2020 Visions is a twelve-issue mini-series, published by DC / Vertigo from early 1997 to early 1998. It was really four mini-series, consisting of three issues each and each taking place within the same future. Taking place in 2020, the twelve issues thus provided four seperate visions, each with their own artist and cover design. Though some stories were better than others, the whole was rather impressive, with many clever and enjoyable touches.

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
2020 Visions #1-3: "Lust for Life" story; Frank Quitely art
	2020 Visions #1	cover-dated May 1997	1
	2020 Visions #2		1
	2020 Visions #3		1
2020 Visions #4-6: "La Tormenta" story; Warren Pleece art
	2020 Visions #4		1
	2020 Visions #5		1
	2020 Visions #6		1
2020 Visions #7-9: "Renegade" story; James Romberger art
	2020 Visions #7		1
	2020 Visions #8		1
	2020 Visions #9		1
2020 Visions #10-12: "Repro-man" story; Steve Pugh art
	2020 Visions #10		1
	2020 Visions #11		1
	2020 Visions #12	cover-dated April 1998	1

Hell Eternal is a single 64-page prestige format issue, published by DC / Vertigo during the same month as 2020 Visions #12. It was published as part of Vertigo's very brief "Vertigo Verité" push, a rather stupid title for a revamped "Vertigo Voices."

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	Hell Eternal	64 pages; Sean Phillips art and cover; published in the month cover-dated April 1998	B

Outlaw Nation was an ongoing series, published by DC / Vertigo, beginning in 2000. The series was originally entitled The Great Satan and premiered in Vertigo: Winter's Edge III in December 1999. It featured the then-unknown Goran Sudzuka as the primary artist, much as Eduardo Risso was mostly unknown when 100 Bullets began. The title was changed to Outlaw Nation for the actual series. DC hoped that it would be the next Preacher, particularly given its less than "serious" tone and its procession of covers by Glenn Fabry, but the series failed to achieve Preacher's success -- in fact, it failed to achieve sales levels that would even justify a trade paperback, which would likely have increased sales. The series ended after just nineteen issues.

IMAGE	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	STATUS
Vertigo: Winter's Edge III, published in December 1999, featuring a short Outlaw Nation story by Jamie Delano and Gordan Subzuka, though the series was then called The Great Satan, occurs here
	Outlaw Nation Preview	a preview to the series	1
Outlaw Nation #1-19: Glenn Fabry cover
without titles or indicia Larger Version Available	Outlaw Nation #1	Goran Sudzuka art; cover-dated November 2000	1
Outlaw Nation #2-9, 13-19: interior art data?
	Outlaw Nation #2		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #3		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #4		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #5		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #6		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #7		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #8		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #9		Needed
Outlaw Nation #10-12: Goran Parlov and Goran Sudzuka art
	Outlaw Nation #10		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #11		1
	Outlaw Nation #12	cover-dated October 2001	Needed
	Outlaw Nation #13		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #14		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #15		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #16		Needed
	Outlaw Nation #17		Needed
without titles or indicia Larger Version Available	Outlaw Nation #18		Needed
without titles or indicia Larger Version Available	Outlaw Nation #19	final issue	Needed

On The Continuity Pages: Animal Man > Jamie Delano Era (1992-1994) The Continuity Page for Jamie Delano's run on Animal Man. The Continuity Pages: Swamp Thing The Continuity Page for Swamp Thing and Hellblazer, including Delano's major run on Hellblazer, which began that title and turned a fairly hollow character from Alan Moore's Swamp Thing into what most great American comic book writers regard as the best company-owned character in existence. Vertigo Chronology This large, hyperlinked table covers the publications of DC's Vertigo imprint, organized by cover-date and by type. "The Cult of the Writer" An essay by Julian Darius on the role of the writer in comic book history.	Off-Site Please be aware that the continued quality, and even existence, of these sites cannot be guaranteed. None at present.
PersianCaesar The website of author Julian Darius, creator of The Continuity Pages.
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