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CBR has the PR-derived scoop that Grant Morrison's much teased project for Boom! is called Klaus with Dan Mora, described as, well…. I had this notion way back I was doing the "All-Star Superman" stuff, and I got so into Superman, so into his character, so involved with what we were doing When I finished, it[...]

The Eisner Award-nominated series Annhilator by Grant Morrison and Frazer Irving has come to a close this week with issue #6, "Womanoid" A trade edition will be forthcoming from Legendary, too, with the hardback listed as being released on July 29th There was a substantial delay between the 5th and 6th issue being released, which[...]

But this time in a cover of Adamski's Killer (popularised by Seal), the debut music video from his project as Midnitemen we see a certain Grant Morrison…. Los Angeles based DJ Production duo MIDNITEMEN release their debut music video KILLER today, a neon space odyssey chronicling their journey from the edges of 5D space "somewhere beyond[...]

Recently, Grant Morrison took us all aback by saying that he thought the Joker dies in the end. BB: Yes, he saw the symbolism in the rain drops and so on, I don't remember The truth is that there is not a word about someone dying in the script But I will say this, if you[...]

Love Marvel? Then you probably already have this issue. The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1, by Grant Morrison & Frank Quitely (DC) It feels like Grant Morrison is trying to out-Watchmen Watchmen, only unlike Moore, he's allowed to use the classic Charlton characters (Blue Beetle, the Question, Captain Atom, etc) Going backwards and forwards and filled with dense[...]

Today sees the final issue of Multiversity, the latest issue of Justice League and the fourth issue of Convergence. The former shows crashing realities as Grant Morrison brings all the plots from the one shots together into one final push. With comic books as the meta-way out and potential solution to everything. And previous Crises coming to the fore as a[...]

Just after finding out that Grant Morrison has been nominated for an Eisner Award for his work on Legendary Comics' Annihilator and DC Comics Multiversity, Legendary has announced that the six issue Annihilator will be available in hardcover this August.  The critically-acclaimed series is brought to life with artwork from Frazer Irving (Batman and Robin, Judge Dredd,[...]

In 2010, Graphic India and Dynamite published 18 Days, an illustrated story by Grant Morrison and Mukesh Singh that was the beginning of something More of a pitch than anything else, it was very beautiful and suggestive of something to come… that never came. Well, it's now coming. In July, Graphic India are publishing a new comic[...]

This was the solicited cover for Multiversity #2... with Aquawoman of Earth-11, Damian Batman of Earth-16, Red Racer of Earth-36,  and Wundajin the

With Grant Morrison's Wonder Woman original graphic novel scheduled for November, it was just the chance that his sworn enemy and once bets friend Mark Millar would get in there first. I understand that in return for Dave Finch drawing his next Millarworld book Arse Bandits, Millar would ghost write the issue, credited to Meredith Finch,[...]

As well as the previously mentioned the Jill Thompson Wonder Woman book and schedules for Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette's Wonder Woman Earth One we can also look forward to: Absolute Green Lantern/Green Arrow collecting the work of Dennis O'Neil and Neal Adams with additional script and character development pages as well as character sketches, and they also have[...]

It's a fresh, stand alone interpretation of the most famous and iconic female super-hero of all time and the fulfillment of a dream project by one of contemporary comics' most acclaimed creators. Out for September 8th. We also get a date for the much anticipated graphic novel once known as The Trial Of Diana, now rebranded as[...]

Today sees the much-anticipated release of Multiversity: Ultra Comics #1. With a very self-aware lead character, whose secret identity is all of us

Today we have a treat, these are pages from Captain Victory And The Galactic Rangers #6 that includes art from Grant Morrison The issue is written by Joe Casey and drawn by a plethora of talented folks: Nick Dragotta, Michel Fiffe, Jim Mahfood, Benjamin Marra, Dan McDaid, Tradd Moore, Grant Morrison, and Jim Rugg. I'm told that[...]

Tomorrow's Multivsity: Ultra Comics is the culmination of something that Grant Morrison has been doing since Animal Man (after being influenced by Bryan Talbot who had done similar in Brainstorms). It begins with Ultra returning… …then appealing to the reader not only to not skip to the end but to not even turn the page… …and then for[...]

The Multiversity Directors Cut #1 was solicited as a special version of Multiversity #1. THE MULTIVERSITY DIRECTOR'S CUT #1 Written by GRANT MORRISON Art and cover by IVAN REIS On sale FEBRUARY 25• 64 pg, FC, $9.99 US • RATED T The first monumental issue of THE MULTIVERSITY is back in this new Director's Cut Edition, presenting Ivan Reis's pencil[...]

Before suddenly leaving it again, all documented in photographs. But also noting the presence and legacy of creators through that decade such as Frank Frazetta, Carmine Infantino, Gene Colan, Al Williamson, Sheldon Moldoff, Dick Sprang and Nick Cardy as well as the newer faces of Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Garth Ennis, Jeff Smith, Terry Moore, Colleen Doran, David Lapham and[...]

At that point she wasn't the pop star, but the children's author and that is how I'd like to photograph her. Here are some of those acquired photographs, featuring Mark Millar… Grant Morrison… And the launch of Deadline Magazine with the late Brett Ewins, Jamie Hewlett and Steve Dillon. Steve also tells us, I'm designing logos for Vertigo and DC[...]

Most helpful as always was the work of David Uzumeri over at Comics Allianc, and an interview from Matt Wilson at that same site, in which Grant Morrison confirmed a lot of the thinking that we've seen pop up in dissections of this story all across the comics (and sometimes the non-comics) internet. On one hand,[...]

From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch.   From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch.   From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch.   From tomorrow's Multiversity: Mastermen by Grant Morrison and Jim Lee.   Ouch. [...]

However, the line could also be applied to the comic book industry whenever a new trend sweeps in, as the old guard rushes to embrace new normal. Some fifteen years ago, Grant Morrison argued that although he preferred paper comics, digital would eventually transform the landscape and that descendants of books like Mark Waid and Mike[...]

So, Burnham was a great choice for this book. The second reason I bought the first issue of Nameless was for the writing of Grant Morrison To me, Morrison is a bit like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates When he writes something I like, such as Animal Man or All-Star Superman I think he's the greatest[...]

It was always in plain sight—in the comic itself—and in interviews Grant Morrison has done—that Nomax may well be the devil, that Ray Spass may well be doomed, and that simply coming to understand the nature of the anti-hero might be a lot of the point of the comic[...]

The Multiversity Guidebook collated a bunch of different parallel universes - 52 in all - and described almost every one, including... Which was rather

Grant Morrison has a new TV show in the works, based on one of his own comics. No, Brendon, not We3. I'm told to expect some crazy casting, comparable to the decision to cast Robert Downey Jr in Iron Man. A few years ago, there were plans for Bonnyroad… but this is not that. Man… it couldn't be Kill[...]

And his inability to keep Grant Morrison at Marvel on New X-Men, rather than moving to DC Comics for Batman. Marvel were rather keen to keep Morrison on X-Men… I do recall trying to keep Grant on the Marvel team – I even got the board to approve granting him a pile of stock options (which would have[...]

If I have to suffer, so do you. So anyway… As I'm reading this, the latest issue of Grant Morrison's long promised miniseries, I'm reminded of the article the late great Dwayne McDuffie wrote (and which Bob "MovieBob" Chipman in turn did a video about) where he discusses the possibility of what television programmes as a medium[...]

I've just read Grant Morrison and Chris Burnham's Nameless #1 And now I get to talk about it. I'm trying not to read it again right now I'm looking at the very recent memory of it out of the corner of my mental eye Good, it's not going away. We begin with our "nameless" lead jumping from occult-based[...]

Grant Morrison has written the Multiversity Guidebook But who is drawing it? The DC Comics website lists Ben Oliver, Chris Sprouse, Dan Jurgens, Cameron Stewart, Klaus Janson, Gary Frank, Nicola Scott and "Various". Whereas Amazon lists Giuseppe Camuncoli, Jae Lee, Jon Bogdanove, Gary Frank, Todd Nauck, Chris Sprouse, Andrew Robinson, Duncan Rouleau, Cameron Stewart, Pete Woods, Ben[...]

YET. But, I'll be making that big reveal at the Image Comics Expo this Thursday at the big show we are having in the Bay area. …could it be a return for the previously rumoured Grant Morrison?   It's a New Year Here are a few of the things we are expecting to be announced, or certainly be[...]