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They Are Waiting For People To Come To Them' – Scott Snyder In The Bleeding Cool Interview Fearless Enough To Win An Eisner – Discussing The Wake's Surprising Finale With Scott Snyder(SPOILERS) With Joshua Williamson: What Would Really Happen If A Child Went On A Fantasy Adventure And Came Home? Joshua Williamson Talks Birthright From Image With Grant[...]

Annihilator from Legendary Entertainment, written by Grant Morrison, with art by Frazer Irving and letters by Jared K Fletcher A trend this year seems to lie in the surprising results that spring from new combinations of accomplished comics creators in collaboration, often delving into genres or genre-splicing where we haven't seen them working before, and one[...]

Today's All-New Miracleman Annual, gives us Grant Morrison's short story from 1986 drawn almost thirty years later by Joe Quesada The comic also reprints the original script, which means we get to see any changed One  a matter of style, as the strip is expanded to a few more pages than it would have received[...]

Hosts Randy Young and Chris Hunter say: Thanks for pressing play and Happy New Year, everyone! It's a really light week this week, but we still have plenty to talk about! This week, we get to see a never published Miracleman story from Grant Morrison and Joe Quesada! It finally sees the light of day! We also get the[...]

Smith After Joe Colewood and I did a piece discussing the merits of Grant Morrison's Multiversity #1, it dawned on me that I was nowhere near as qualified to critique Grant Morrison's work as I had initially thought As a result, I've decided it's high time I give some works of his that I've not yet[...]

Do you remember Regan from All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely? Her name was scattered through the book… Lots of people have written about this scene Lots of people. In this week's Batman/Superman, three people are assassinated. One of whom, next issue we will discover is Glory Miau, a pop star originally known as Felicity Regan,[...]

There are a few comics out right now that make me run into a comic shop and rip them off the display as soon as they come out, then read them as quickly as possible, and Annihilator, by Grant Morrison and Frazer Irving is one of those comics Rich Johnston and I did tandem pieces[...]

In November's The Multiversity: Pax Americana #1 by Grant Morrison, he had a small supporting role in a sobering Watchmen-inspired tale in an alternate universe, and he was a main character in this month's more humorous Justice League 3000 #12 by J M DeMatteis and Keith Giffen, a time-displaced hero who landed in the future[...]

By Sage Ashford This is our first introduction to the heroes of Earth-16, a world where the "original" heroes did their job so well, all that's left for their successors is the life of celebrity. …Or at least, that's how it seems on the surface.  The book has barely started and already the characters are under attack[...]

Tonight, Rian Hughes is appearing at Gosh Comics in London, on behalf of the centre for adult learning, City Lit. Hughes is well known for his design and advertising work, his typographical work and for his comics work, three spheres that oddly seldom cross. He drew Grant Morrison's Dare, he designed the Forbidden Planet logo as well[...]

Beautiful. Remember the first page of All-Star Superman? Ales Kot and Michael Walsh on Secret Avengers definitely do, in what is rapidly becoming Marvel's

Multiversity: The Just #1 is out today, by Grant Morrison and Ben Oliver. A couple of years ago, Grant Morrison told Playboy, He's very plutonian in the sense that he's wealthy and also in the sense that he's sexually deviant Gayness is built into Batman I'm not using gay in the pejorative sense, but Batman is very,[...]

  Everyone knows what Grant Morrison looks like He cultivates a look… But not everyone knows what Steve Yeowell, his artist on Zenith, Sebastian O and Invisibles looks like. Well, this last Saturday at Gosh! Comics in London, Steve did a signing for the controversial Zenith collections from Rebellion So we, at least, know which side of the[...]

In it, he told me some of the decisions he made, how he decided which worlds would go where, how the designs were arrived to and whether or not the source wall is made of people. Well these ideas, and many many more will be seen in Grant Morrison's own guide to his Multiversity series at[...]

One story we ran just before San Diego Comic Con kicked off was that Grant Morrison was going to write the Spawn series, after his brief three-issue run back in the nineties The news was not announced at the show – and nor was it announced at New York Comic Con Instead it was announced[...]

The next slate will similarly be supported by bold and inventive new strategies, many of which will be revealed shortly. But now the important part, the actual books: SINATORO Writer Grant Morrison Artist Vanesa Del Rey Grant Morrison fans have heard rumors of this project for years now… it's one of the stories dearest to Grant's heart, so he[...]

Series regular Nathan Fox is joined by Benjamin Marra, Dan McDaid, Jim Mahfood, Michel Fiffe, Nick Dragotta, Tradd Moore, and some guy named Grant Morrison. Writer Joe Casey had this to say about the sixth and final issue: "There is a moment that occurs in the history of any artistic medium that truly defines it[...]

As Grant Morrison, J.H Williams III, Jonathan Hickman, Frank Quielty, Chris Burnham and a host of others sat down at the stage to talk about art, writing, religion, magic, and other dimensions, we soaked it in The panels were lively, passionate, insightful discussions that bled out onto the floor afterwards In the lounge and at[...]

We mentioned the CBLDF Retailer Membership drive the other week, including a variety of CBLDF exclusive covers for retailer supporters. Well, it will also

It's a key to understanding the publisher's storylines, including Grant Morrison's Multiversity series that's out right now. It's a long-overdue tool that demystifies DC and the New 52 for loyal readers, and especially new ones, and one that DC can reap benefits from for years to come if they work it right Here are three reasons[...]

Sage Ashford offers his Annotated Reading of  The Multiversity: Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors from the Counter-World #1 from DC Comics by Grant Morrison and Chris Sprouse [*SPOILERS BELOW!!] The  "Immortal Man" is a version of Anthro, the First Boy, created by Howard Post in Showcase #74 back in 1968 This isn't the first time Grant Morrison's[...]

Randlett (@dsrandlett) This is a ridiculous long game. Everybody remembers Action Comics #9 and the storyline that came after right, with Calvin Ellis ("Superman done right" according to an alternate universe Lois Lane), Superdoom, and the evil fifth dimensional imp, Vndktvx? A lot of people have swept that series of issues under the rug in their Grant[...]

Even though the Grant Morrison story was written in the eighties Might that be the name of an ongoing series written by Brian Bendis in 2015? Pure speculation of course… but coloured Joe Quesada art below. And the two issues of Wolverine & The X-Men, #10 and #11, solicited with art from Robbi Rodriguez, Jason Latour, Jim[...]

By Nas Hoosen In my last post here at Bleeding Cool, I pointed out that superhero comic fans spend so much time reading between the lines of Grant Morrison's comics that we sometimes miss the best parts: the jokes Considering how much the new issue of his metaseries, The Multiversity, got me thinking about fear, death[...]

Smith After Joe Colewood and I did a piece discussing the merits of Grant Morrison's Multiversity #1, it dawned on me that I was nowhere near as qualified to critique Grant Morrison's work as I had initially thought As a result, I've decided it's high time I give some works of his that I've not yet[...]

And on these Earths we've had folks like these. Who rather resemble DC's Justice League. Well, in Grant Morrison's Multiversity #1, one of the Earths we encounter has a version of The Avengers, the Retaliators, as I heroes travel through the Bleed from one dimension to another. So how far are they going to take this? Well in the new[...]

By Tony Wolf Writer / filmmaker Patrick Meaney is responsible (along with his producing partner Jordan Rennert of Respect Films ) for several well-known documentaries about several iconic comic book writers: Grant Morrison, Warren Ellis, and Chris Claremont (as well as an upcoming documentary about Neil Gaiman) Meaney makes his debut as a series writer with[...]

You can e-mail him at cizattaylor@hotmail.com. Annihilator #1 (Legendary, $3.99) By Jeb D. It's been a while since I've thought of Grant Morrison and Mark Millar in the same context (probably since their joint appearance in a Simpsons comic), but the first issue of Morrison's Annihilator reminded me a great deal of Millar's Starlight #1 that I reviewed[...]

By Nas Hoosen I remember an article about Batman #655, Grant Morrison's first issue of what would become his seven-year Batman run, from around the time that issue hit shelves I can't remember who published it anymore but one thing I do recall is its author's obsessive examination of that first issue for layers of hidden[...]

Annihilator #1 comes out today from Legendary Entertainment, written by Grant Morrison (see his previous interview at Bleeding Cool here) and illustrated by Frazer Irving It's a "witchy" tale of a fair amount of complexity and considering its complexity is not something you'll be able to do at a first reading The visuals of this[...]