Veitch was reunited with Alan Moore on two titles for Image Comics, "1963" and "Supreme". He then became a regular artist on Moore's America's Best Comics line published by Wildstorm, co-creating and then illustrating the graphically innovative "Greyshirt" serial, a Spirit homage, in "Tomorrow Stories", and later writing a spin-off "Greyshirt" series. When Wildstorm was sold, both Veitch and Moore found themselves working indirectly for DC again, despite both having long-standing conflicts with the publisher. Veitch has since begun working directly for DC again, notably on its relaunch of "Aquaman" and on a mini-series reimagining DC-owned Charlton Comics character "The Question" as a self-trained urban shaman. In 2006, Vertigo published his 352-page graphic novel, "Can't Get No", a psychedelic 'road' narrative about a failed businessman finding himself after the World Trade Center attacks told without word balloons but embellished in captions with stream-of-consciousness free verse poetry loosely relating to plot developments.