In an interview with Irish Youtuber Daniel Fee, Morrison spoke about how they were brought back to DC Comics and more specifically, the Superman & the Authority miniseries from earlier this year.

Grant Morrison was able to create in The Invisibles a comic that caputred the essence of the ’90s. ... The end of the Cold War brought a feeling that everything was going to change and get ...

Comic book legend Grant Morrison is returning to DC Comics to pen a new story, and it's all because of everyone's favorite hero, Batman. It's been quite some time since Morrison has written a new ...

Grant Morrison’s new Wonder Woman: ‘You don’t give up sex just because you gave up men.’ April 12, 2016 The new “Wonder Woman: Earth One.” (art courtesy of DC Comics 2016) ...

The main character is a sort of sideways Morrison stand-in, Graeme Mott, a.k.a. Luci LaBang. Morrison’s pronouns are they/them; Luci’s fluctuate throughout the novel, as befits one known for ...

Grant Morrison is, at the moment, on deadline for five comic-book scripts – three Batmans, two Supermans – plus the first draft of a screenplay about heroic dinosaurs fighting rapacious space ...

Grant Morrison Vertigo/DC: 1,288 pp., $150. More to Read ... ‘CIA Book Club’ illuminates Cold War skullduggery and reminds how revolutionary reading can be. June 27, 2025. Review ...

Grant Morrison glows as Wonder Woman is finally able to "flower into the person that I saw in my head" When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s ...

Morrison and Porter’s JLA is one of the best books of the 1990s, and its success allowed Morrison to become an arbiter of the A-list superheroes at DC and Marvel, where they wrote the X-Men ...

With Grant Morrison, their former EIC? Bleeding Cool also reported on issues regarding the publication of Cold Dead War based on the Dan O'Bannon Heavy Metal story that may also have legal ...

“Luda,” the debut novel of world-famous comics writer Grant Morrison, is a sprawling camp postmodern novel in which patriarchy is defined as a kind of magical Oedipal drag.