Grant Morrison & Clive Barker Meltdown Hollywood
comicbookresources.com 7/2/2009 — Appearing at Meltdown Comics last night, Grant Morrison and Clive Barker discussed the unacknowledged bondage of Wonder Woman, the altered state of creativity, and the progression of Morrison's novel, “The If.”

When Words Collide
comicbookresources.com 5/28/2009 — In this installment of WWC, Tim answers the age-old question: 'What is the WORST Grant Morrison comic?' and gives five answers. Plus, as an added bonus: Morrison's Ten Best Comics Ever.

Now YOU Can Write Like Grant Morrison!
comiccoverage.typepad.com 2/2/2009 — Writer Grant Morrison is undoubtedly one of the biggest stars in comics today. Known for an utterly unique brand of wonky, non-linear storytelling, Morrison's positioned himself as some kind of cosmic shaman brimming with avante-garde, metatextual ...

(Man-)Meat Is Murder
nearit.blogspot.com 12/22/2008 — The Filth issue #6 'The World of Anders Klimakks' Written by Grant Morrison; Pencilled by Chris Weston; Inked by Gary Erskine; Coloured by Hi-Fi; Lettered by Clem Robins; Cover by Segura Inc. So: this is the issue of The Filth in which EVERYTHING ...

Fishtar
andrewhickey.info 5/14/2009 — I’ve half been putting off reviewing Seaguy: Slaves Of Mickey Eye 2 because I know that when the Mindless Ones get round to their annocommentations there will be very little left to say, and then I can look very clever by just pointing out one ...

Grant Morrison’s The Multiversity
blog.comicbookrevolution.net 5/3/2009 — I have not bothered to read Wizard in a long time. Luckily, Kirk Warren over at Weekly Crisis spared me the pain and read the newest issue of Wizard for me ( Thanks, Kirk! ). Kirk picked up a real gem in the latest issue of Wizard . Evidently, Morrison is slated to release a comic book that ...

New Popular Suicides
comixology.com 6/15/2009 — In case you haven't heard, a new Batman series started up the other week. It's titled Batman and Robin , and it's all about Batman and Robin, who're actually a new Batman and Robin, the newness of which is emphasized by a knowing appropriation of the ...

Comic Book Review: Batman and Robin #4
blog.comicbookrevolution.net 9/20/2009 — Batman and Robin #4 start's up a new arc involving the Red Hood as well as having the artwork being handled by Philip Tan. The first arc of this series showed that Grant Morrison is a talented writer when not getting in his own way with too many crazy ideas. I am hopeful that Morrison can ...

Trade Waiting - Seaguy
weeklycrisis.com 3/31/2009 — Today I'm taking a look at one of my favorite Grant Morrison series, Seaguy . The first mini, which is part of a trilogy, is one of Morrison's more unique and outlandish works. Now, that might scare some people off but don't worry, Seaguy may be strange and odd but it is completely accessible ...

Just a Misunderstood Rebel
joglikescomics.blogspot.com 5/13/2009 — Seaguy: The Slaves of Mickey Eye #2 (of 3) Well alright, first off: how funny is it that a big chunk of this issue is a loose, playful burlesque on a classical work of opera -- Georges Bizet's Carmen -- that just happens to arrive in stores on ...