FOURTH WORLD BLUES

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judahthor:

Chris Burnham - double-page spread from Batman Inc #6

“…it’s like across the entire world in slices but everything joins up and all the perspective lines match so it’s like one giant image of multiple batmen doing the same thing.” - Grant Morrison in conversation with Laura Sneddon

“…I was talking to like Chris Burnham on Batman for the final season, these last 12 parts of the Batman Leviathan story is that he’s gonna do the lead work you know, I’m just going to do it almost like Marvel style with a really detailed plot and just say break this down…like Paul Gulacy’s Master of Kung Fu, and Walt Simonson and things and thinking lets get back to multi-panel pages and slicing time and doing all the things that comics can do…”

“….now’s the time, particularly as the sales are diving and DC are making this great, this mad final flourish to see what happens, it’s time to just let the artist take over again. The writers have been running the show for too long.”

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judahthor:

John Paul Leon x Bill Sienkiewicz x New X-Men

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clubchevon:

Alright, getting this in ten minutes before the day’s up. This is Superdemon from Earth 17. Grant Morrison did a sketch of him in the Final Crisis Secret Files and described him as being  “hurled to earth from the doomed planet Kamelot, by the astro-magics of Merlin, The Demon Etrigan took up residence in the body of a Midwestern preacher’s son, Jason Blood. Jason’s indomitable will tamed with the unruly demon and he learned how to use its great powers in defense of Earth 17, a spooky Halloween world where magic and science co-exist.” So that’s awesome. I hope this is one of the Multiversity books.

Also, it goes without saying this is an homage to All Star Superman because… why not?

-Ramon Villalobos

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zombie-mothra:

Flex Mentallo, issue 2 of 4. Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely, et al.

Grant Morrison comments on new Superman

actioncomics:

(via Newsrama)

“If anyone in the world’s been bullied, then Superman exists to take out the bully, no matter how big or smart or armed that bully might be,”

“A lot of people were losing their jobs and losing their livelihood [in the 1930s], and a lot of people were realizing there was corruption in high places,” Morrison said. “I think we’re at that time again.”

“Superman is just a guy who is very young at this point, and he has big ideas about what is right and wrong, and he has the power to implement those ideas.”

Superman doesn’t have the elderly Kents urging him to make nice with the world.

“It means that he can maybe go a little too far. To a certain extent, he enjoys being on his own because no one can get hurt and it’s all down to him. But at the same time, that means there’s no limit on him as he loses his temper.”

“So what we’re trying to do is bring back that proactive Superman, but also allow him to change and to make these mistakes and to get beaten up a bit, and to have to come back and rethink his mission,” 

“I wanted to see him sweat a little and to bleed a little, and to restore him to a kind of humanity that we could all understand before moving him on.”

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Man of Muscle Mystery.

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(Source: proper-superhero-shit)