comicbook.com: “E Is for Extinction” revitalized the X-Men franchise in the 21st century. Written by Grant Morrison and illustrated by Frank Quitely, this groundbreaking three-issue arc transformed the team’s identity, shifting from traditional superheroism to a focus on their role…
www.cbr.com: Grant Morrison’s iconic storytelling has transformed the comic book landscape since the ’80s. Renowned for their cosmic narratives and innovative ideas, Morrison has redefined numerous characters across DC, Marvel, and indie comics. Their long-standing success includes crafting unforgettable tales…
bleedingcool.com: Batman/Deadpool Much Better Than Deadpool/Batman But Sold Worse highlights the creative clash between two iconic characters, showcasing Batman’s darker, more serious tone against Deadpool’s irreverent humor. Despite its superior storytelling and character development, the comic struggled in sales compared…
bleedingcool.com: The Bedside Cabinets of Eternity and Kismet in Batman/Deadpool explores the intersection of fate and choice. Batman and Deadpool navigate a surreal landscape filled with alternate realities and existential dilemmas. As they confront their own destinies, they grapple with…
bleedingcool.com: The Grant Morrison Jokes That Marvel Rejected In Batman/Deadpool highlight the creative risks taken in comic writing. Morrison’s clever humor was deemed too edgy for Marvel, leading to the inclusion of less impactful jokes. The rejected material showcased sharp…
bleedingcool.com: Grant Morrison on Deadpool, Deathstroke, Wade Wilson, and Slade Wilson highlights the parallels between these characters, emphasizing their shared traits and contrasting origins. Morrison critiques Rob Liefeld’s artistic style, suggesting it contributes to the confusion between Wade and Slade…
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