Posts tagged grant morrison
I have untreated depression. I could go on and on about how I struggle to make it through the day, but it all boils down to this page.
Superman will save us. All of us. It doesn’t matter that he is fictional. Fiction has power. Superman believes in us. The greatest hero we will ever know thinks we are worth saving.
And that means something.
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I do not fear the end of the world because Grant Morrison already created a hero to save us. (And also it isn’t real).
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“Ladies and gentlemen: my Batman voice.”
DC: One Million #1
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Seven Soldiers Of Victory #1
That’s okay, baby. I’ll get to them when we’re done kissing.
If only.
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Superman vs. Asmodel, King Angel of the Bull Host of Heaven, from Grant Morrison and Howard Porter’s JLA.
My favorite part of this story is when Superman says, “HOW DARE YOU ATTACK MY PEOPLE?!” and I realize, “He’s talking about us.”
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Then, in the intervening years, something became apparent to our cosmologists.
The multiverse was real.
Flash Fact: Our universe is one of many, grown inside some unimaginable amniotic hypertime. It may even all be a hologram, projected onto a flat mega-membrane, which i, in turn, embedded, along with many others like it, within a higher dimensional space some scientists have dubbed “the bulk.” In the brane model of the multiverse, all history is spread as thin as emulsion on a celestial tissue that floats in some immense, Brahamic ocean of… meta-stuff. Got all that?
If cosmologists are right about this (and I’d dearly love to hope that they are), the superheroes, as usual, have been here already.
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That glyph on Sonny Sumo’s face? That’s the tattoo I want. It’s the New Genesis word for “freedom” and provides protection against the Anti-Life Equation. (Which I posted yesterday.)
I have two ideas. One is just the glyph, probably in blue and white, since all but two of my tattoos are black and I need some damn color. The other is the Anti-Life Equation inside the glyph.
Thoughts?
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ANTI-LIFE EQUATION
Art by JG Jones, typography by myself, Ryley Moore
[work in progress]
I’ve been thinking about getting a new tattoo. Here’s a hint.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lil3jaWmFB1qdu2tro1_500.png)
ANTI-LIFE EQUATION
Art by JG Jones, typography by myself, Ryley Moore
[work in progress]
I’ve been thinking about getting a new tattoo. Here’s a hint.
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Batman Incorporated #1 by Grant Morrison & Chris Burnham.
Bats has ninety nine problems and a bitch is one.
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Batcow, the Character Find of 2012
Batman Incorporated #1 by Grant Morrison & Chris Burnham
I can only think of one other DC vegetarian and that’s Animal Man, unless you count Superman in Mark Waid’s Birthright series.
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There are many heroes in comics, but few superheroes. Happy Birthday to the best of them.
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Grant Morrison
Happy 52nd Birthday to the man I look up to most; Grant Morrison!
I’d love to make a new graphic in his honor, but atm I’ve got to run off to class, so you’ll have to appreciate the one I made last year again.
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CaveBatMan will punch you in the damn face.
Return of Bruce Wayne #1, art by Chris Sprouse.
Isn’t that Vandal Savage? I don’t remember.
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