- All-Star Cast: "Tales of Human Waste" is illustrated by a few dozen of the greatest artists working in comics at the time. Issue 31 also featured several guest artists illustrating pages.
- Channel Hop: The first 12 issues were printed under DC's short-lived imprint Helix, with the remainder of the series published by Vertigo.
- Life Imitates Art: Warren Ellis started writing about New Media at the beginning of The '90s. He started writing Transmetropolitan in 1997. And it's all come true.The years since I finished TRANSMETROPOLITAN have been a litany of horror. That book is COMING TRUE. Right down to the stupid details Darick Robertson and I threw in like two-headed cats and cameras in shades. Every time I invent something, lately, it turns up in the news six months later (including but not limited to space shuttles blowing up, and in a script I decided not to finish, snipers terrorizing cities.) And then I have to open up the throttle a little more and let more horrible shit out from the back of my head.
It's possible that I'm actually driving humanity towards total apocalypse.
—Epilogue to Angel Stomp Future - Reality Subtext: All over the place, but especially painful in "Another Cold Morning", a clear Take That! to the way society ignores mental illness among the homeless population. The later chapter "There is a Reason" drops the "subtext" part, even namedropping Thatcher's "Caring in the Community" initiative.
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