Back in the mid-2000s, Grant Morrison and Frank Miller were putting their respective spins on Batman. Miller, given stewardship of All-Star Batman & Robin, DC’s attempt at showing characters in their most iconic light without the bloat of main stream DC continuity, chose to revisit the character he helped reinvent for…
The best thing about Annihilator is the subtextual revelation that legendary comics writer Grant Morrison worries if his work is any good.
Earlier this year, Marvel Comics debuted new variants of their Captain America and Thor characters. The new Captain America is a black man and the new Thor is a warrior woman. Those changes made a lot of fans upset. But comics legend Grant Morrison is featuring a black Superman and loads of racially diversified,…
Grant Morrison writes weird comics. Comics filled with streets that talk, a Joker that squeezes Batman's ass and a Superman who saves the universe by singing to it. Some of those lovingly bizarre ideas get pulled from his own life and experiences. But the head-trip material from his newest stuff comes from this…
Yesterday at New York Comic-Con, one of comics' best writers and a true movie-making visionary told the world what their new comic-book series were about. Too bad no one could understand them.
Tomorrow, you will be able to walk into a comics shop (yes, they still exist, despite me downloading most of comics to an iPad), and you will be able to buy three graphic novels. One is by Grant Morrison. One is by Eddie Campbell. One is by Alan Moore.
Comics God Grant Morrison's latest work is Batman, Inc, a future-corporate re-imagining of Gotham's Dark Knight. One of his key inspirations for the series? Last year's Batman: Arkham Asylum video game.
Comic book mastermind Grant Morrison, says his new comic, Batman Inc, is "an attempt to do a comic influenced by the storytelling structures, images, senses of scale, movement and perspective and so on that I've absorbed from games." Morrison knows what he's doing and elaborates splendidly at IGN. [SDCC 10: The…
Hiring proper comic-book genius Grant Morrison to perform script magick on the Area 51 movie does seem like a natural fit - the Midway title's mix of aliens, conspiracies, the illuminati and genetic mutation are straight up his strasse. The only missing ingredients are drugs and the occult - can he find a way to…
