Grant Morrison

Andrew Doscas’ Summer Reading List

The Love of Bruce’s Life

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What About Us?: An Essay on Marvel’s X-Men and Their Unending Search for Social Justice

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Best Comics of 2015 (So Far) Part 1

The 13 Most Iconic Joker Moments

Was DC Comics’ New 52 Successful?

‘Nameless’ #3: we have lift off

Jill Thompson: Jack and Master of All Trades

‘The Multiversity Ultra Comics’ #1: Reading is believing

Mission status is not optimal in ‘Nameless’ #2

‘Nameless’ #1 leaves a wanting first impression

‘Action Comics’ #1 features a young, socially conscious Superman

‘The Multiversity: The Society of Super-Heroes: Conquerors of the Counter-World’ Review

‘The Multiversity’ #1 is an insane love letter to the passionate superhero fan

‘Batman Inc’ Vol. 1 applies the idea of Batman on a global level

Justice League United (Canada) Launches Into the Action with Classic Sci-Fi Tropes

Karen Berger: The Architect of Vertigo, Among Other Things

We Don’t Need Another Hero; We Need Garbagemen in Grant Morrison’s The Filth

Christ and Coyotes: Grant Morrison’s Animal Man

Batman and Robin Will Never Die but Batman Incorporated Has To End

Action Comics Misses Greatness as Grant Morrison Rewrites Old Stories