| 1. The Invisibles Vol. 1: Say You Want a Revolution | 
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: Vertigo
June 01, 1996
Terrible Comic. The description is nothing like the Comic. I can barely finish this terrible piece of work... more
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| 2. Batman and Robin, Vol. 1: Batman Reborn | |
By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
April 13, 2010
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| 3. New X-Men, Vol. 1 |
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By: Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely
Publisher: Marvel Comics
June 11, 2008
Grant Morrison is one of those polarizing writers. You either kneel at the altar or kneel at the toilet bowl. Me, i dont really get all the hype but i have enjoyed some of his work. Although it is a far departure from what I had been used to New X-Men is not that bad (my favorite X- period being from Mutant Massacre through Inferno. Fall of the Mutants being the peak). Its not a masterpiece as some... more
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| 4. We3 | 
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: Vertigo
July 01, 2005
We3 is the story of three Animals who have become military weapons. Simply put I'm not going to talk about the plot any further because truth be told the plot is very simple, any further detail borders on being a spoiler. The story is a short read, you can complete it in 20 minutes or more depending on how much you want to stare at Frank Quietly's beautiful imagery. Every page is wonderfully done with... more
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| 5. JLA, Vol. 1 |
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
September 02, 2008
The JLA Deluxe editions collects Grant Morrison's vision of what the Justice League is all about; quite simply put:
The seven greatest heroes of the DC Comic Universe (Aquaman, Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Martian Manhunter, Superman, and Wonder Woman) uniting to solve that universe's greatest problems.
The real selling point to the Deluxe editions is that Grant Morrison's... more
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| 6. The Filth |
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: Vertigo
June 01, 2004
I usually dont mind dark fiction but, unfortunately I have too much respect in humanity to enjoy The Filth.
Morrison's thought was to write a graphic novel that was so vile that it would inoculate the readers to the garbage the media spews out. Morrison is full of it... He wants to attach meaning like an avant garde artist to share his deep and moody insight. The Filth is void of any... more
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| 7. All Star Superman, Vol. 1 |
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
September 02, 2008
All-Star Superman Volume One takes place in a re-conceived DC universe that looks back in some ways (Lois Lane doesn't know that Clark Kent is Superman) and forward in others (Jimmy Olsen is now a super-cool media personality), with the end result being a lot of fun. This initial volume of the ongoing series tells a good little story (well, stories, actually), combining hard science fiction with an... more
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| 8. Final Crisis | 
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
June 16, 2009
I read a few DC titles. I don't purchase more than five titles a month. I am someone the DC marketing department might categorize as a casual reader. I am a huge fan of Jack Kirby's Fourth World and some of Grant Morrison's work, particularly The Filth, Seaguy and All-Star Superman, and I was ecstatic to learn that DC allowed Morrison to revamp characters and narrative techniques pioneered by Kirby... more
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| 9. Batman and Son | 
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
July 22, 2008
Alright, so I picked up this volume of Batman due to the fact that it was written by Grant Morrison, and I was a big fan of his JLA run in the late 90's. It was one of the best incarnations of the League to date, and his portrayal of Batman in that series was very good.
So, when I heard he was going to be taking over the Batman title, I was pretty excited! I figured "Hey, he did such... more
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| 10. Batman: The Black Glove |
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By: Grant Morrison
Publisher: DC Comics
October 06, 2009
The book's main feature is its beautiful artwork. The story begins with a hoaxy murder mystery sentiment, but Batman's growing conflict with the villain eventually makes the story much more interesting. Both this work and it sequel suffer from some disorientation. That is, at times, its hard to keep up with all the various perspectives and scenes show to the reader. ... more
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