Review: Doom Patrol #1
With Doom Patrol #1, Gerard Way has created a worthy successor to Grant Morrison’s iconic run. Weird, wild and beautiful, it hits all the right notes.
Review: Wonder Woman: Earth One
So, how does Grant Morrison’s take on the iconic heroine stack up? Not as great as one might have hoped.
Review: Klaus #2
Klaus #2 continues in their series’ interpretation of the origins of the jolly fat man with a strong sense of justice
Review: Klaus #1
Klaus #1 is the first in Grant Morrison’s new gritty origin story of bearded folklore legend Santa Clause brought to you by BOOM! Studios
Review: Nameless #3
Nameless #3 continues Morrison and Burnham’s twisted scifi/horror opus with more mind bending shenanigans.
Superhero comics – A left-wing agenda?
Are most superhero comics written from a left-wing perspective? Should it matter?
Preview – Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #6
Captain Victory and the Galactic Rangers #6 Joe Casey (w) Nick Dragotta, Michel Fiffe, Jim Mahfood, Benjamin Marra, Dan McDaid, Tradd Moore, Grant Morrison, Jim Rugg (a) Nathan Fox (c) FC • 32 pages • $3.99 • Teen+ FANS, ASK YOUR RETAILER FOR THE: Nathan Fox “Virgin” Art retailer incentive cover Get ready for an […]
Review: Annihilator #1
Max Nomax is condemned to life imprisonment near the Great Annihilator, the black hole at the centre of the galaxy. Ray Spass, the writer who created Nomax, has issues of his own.
SDCC: Enter the Multiversity
In the halls of San Diego it would seem that the Earth-3 Grant Morrison is divulging secrets of The Multiversity. WIth the first issue on the way and set to feature the Society of Superheroes, in a post WWII world of Earth 20 Featuring Green Lantern Abin Sur, Lady Blackhawk and Doctor Fate. Issue […]
Batman & Robin: Batman Reborn
Written by Grant Morrison Art by Frank Quitely & Philip Tan Reviewed by Graham Robertson How do I admit the following without opening myself up to ridicule for being a moron? The truth is that when it comes to this comic I simply just don’t get it. Which is a crying shame […]