Tag: Grant Morrison
Grant Morrison won the internet yesterday
Grant Morrison's Xanaduum newsletter is turning out to be quite the thing, with the origin of Superman and the Authority delving deep in superhero and DC lore
Substack announces new projects by Morrison, Vaughan, Randolph, Matsumoto and many more
Also Kelly Thompson, Meredith McClaren, Joanne Starer, Gavin Fullerton, Jen Bartel, Tom King, Elsa Charretier and more
SILBER LININGS: JLA/AVENGERS is Exhibit A for why George Pérez is the GOAT
In the latest Silber Linings, Greg honors George Pérez by rereading the final Marvel/DC crossover and discovers a joyful romp.
DC ROUND-UP: FEAR STATE suffers from a bad reading order
Fear State nears its ending with CATWOMAN #37 and HARLEY QUINN #9, two issues that have already seen their resolution in another comic.
DC ROUND-UP: STRANGE ADVENTURES #12 is inconsequential
SUPERMAN '78 #1, SUPERMAN VS. LOBO #1, and SUPERMAN: SON OF KAL-EL #2 each present very different takes on the Man of Steel.
INTERVIEW: Joshua Williamson talks BATMAN, ROBIN, DEATHSTROKE INC., and more
The writer discusses why he initially turned down writing BATMAN, how DEATHSTROKE, INC. connects to the larger DCU, and much, much more.
SILBER LININGS: Let the Bat-Family be a family
Inspired by Webtoon's Batman: Wayne Family Adventures, Greg breaks down the importance of family dynamics in his favorite Batman tales.
ComicCon@Home ’21: Super Sons return, a midlife Superman, and a status quo shift for...
"There will come a point of critical mass where the status quo on Earth will be critically changed and things will not be able to continue the way they are."
SILBER LININGS: Just watch Greg’s Comic-Con panel
Greg takes the week off from his usual essays to celebrate a career milestone.
DC ROUND-UP: Grant Morrison & Mikel Janín assemble SUPERMAN AND THE AUTHORITY
Plus, Dan Jurgens & Ryan Sook reunite the BLUE & GOLD, and Tim Sheridan and Clayton Henry helm a new SHAZAM! miniseries.
SILBER LININGS: The joy of metafiction
In anticipation of moderating his first Comic Con panel, Greg asks why metafiction is so appealing to people who love stories.
SILBER LININGS: DC’s “The New 52” was bad… but it worked.
The New 52 was a reviled era for DC Comics, but it did it's job... for Greg, at least.
