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Madame Xanadu was a regular supporting cast member in volumes 2 and 3 of The Spectre, those versions written by Doug Moench (31 issues, 1987–1989) and John Ostrander (62 issues, 1993–1998). A Madame Xanadu ongoing series from Vertigo was announced at the 2007 San Diego Comic Con and started in 2008.
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Madame Xanadu focuses her occult sensitivty through her tarot cards. She runs a shop in New Orleans; the door always seems locked to those who are just wandering by, giving it a curious glance, but for those troubled by things beyond the normal of this world, the door is always open, no matter what the time, and Madame Xanadu waits within and greets them by name. She is the sister of Morgan Le ...
Jun 19, 2018 · Vertigo’s Madame Xanadu series uses tarot imagery throughout it, which is fitting—the series is a tarot deck for its own universe. MADAME XANADU: DISENCHANTED collects the first ten issues of the Madame Xanadu Vertigo series, which are available digitally.
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Madame Xanadu's Vertigo days started in 2008, where Matt Wagner tried to create a back history for a character with fairly none. While at Vertigo her character was allowed to feature many DCU ...
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Madame Xanadu (Volume 2) is an ongoing series published by Vertigo. This series started in August, 2008 written by Matt Wagner and pencilled by Amy Reeder Hadley. The series was nominated for four Eisner Awards in 2009.
Jan 13, 2024 · The mystery of Madame Xanadu’s origins was finally explored in detail in the pages of her Vertigo series. Published between 2008 and 2008, the Madam Xanadu series by writer Matt Wagner and artist Amy Reeder Hadley took us back to Arthurian times.
