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Grant Morrison Action Comics interview.

Grant Morrison talking about Action Comics over at CBR, here.
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what I've been reading lately...!

Grant Morrision comes through in a big way on Action Comics #1!

Animal Man #1 - another one of the few great new 52 from DC! Jeff Lemire.


mediocre Batman -- but I dig the character of Damian - so I'll keep on for now.


on and on with Cap. awesome art from Chris Samnee here.


Just buying this because... ummm why? I forget.


whatever.


love the Lemire written stuff from DC. the character of Frankenstein teams up with the Creature Commandos and SHADE to form their own BPRD of the DC Universe.


was ok -- going to play "wait and see" on the Johns/Lee Justice League.

oh yeah! Man-Gull from Rian Miller -- head on over to Stockpile Comics to get your own! "Strong enough to rip a man's arms off... Smart enough to use them." ha ha!


great work from Bendis and Maleev -- but $3.99 for what doesn't even seem like enough pages -- what the fuck?


still following the Bendis Avenger teams after all this time...


Warren Ellis' first issue of Secret Avengers... best one of the entire series as far as I'm concerned... or at least the best in a long while.


haven't made my mind up on this one completely yet. I'll try another couple issues to see where it's going.


another gem of the 52! Scott Snyder writes and Yanick Paquette draws his ass off!! nice.


I usually will skip any sort of Wolverine books -- but an entire issue drawn by David Aja!! more more! better than I could say it - a portion of CBR's review of the book:

"Do you want 34 pages of stunning David Aja artwork over a solid David Lapham script with no ads for only $3.99? Are you down with Japanese WWII robots making with guns and bombs and general mayhem? Do you like a done-in-one tale that’s satisfying and standalone and easy to share with others? I’m pretty sure you all said yes, so this comic is most certainly for you."


Uncanny X-Force by Rick Remender and his rotating art all-stars -- still one of my very favorite monthly books. Can Jerome Opena draw or what?! gorgeous.


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Grant Morrison Newsarama Action Comics interview.

a short little Grant Morrison / Action Comics interview over at Newsarama -- Morrison Writes a Social Justice Superman in Action Comics.

"I guess my idea was to just to treat it more like a science fiction story, which I like to do to get to the roots of these things. And to say, 'here's what it would be like if this guy just appeared in this world.'"
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Grant Morrison interview - Comics Alliance.

there's a pretty awesome interview with Grant Morrison over at Comics Alliance!

CA: In terms of Action Comics, how long are you staying on?

GM: I've got sixteen [issues] plotted so far, so I'll just probably stay on after the same way I did on Batman: I work out the first year or so and then I find myself getting much more involved in it once I've done a few issues, so I'm hoping once I'm done the sixteen I'll just keep going as long as it seems exciting.

CA: And after the first arc, we're going to be catching up the present day?

GM: Pretty much. Actually, the whole thing is much more complex than that, because I wanted to do a big story involving time. It's got the Legion in there -- a slightly different version -- and it's a big timeloop story. So we're seeing some of the past stuff, then we cut to the present, and then we go back to areas in the past so it's really a big, big story in the same way I did with Batman, telling the entire story of Superman's life but in a different way from Batman, which was much more linear and drawing on the elements of the past. This one's actually quite dynamic and moves through his life, and it's kind of Superman's life as seen from a five-dimensional perspective.
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Super Sloth by Raz.

over at teefury today -- Super Sloth by Raz. Goonies x Action Comics #1. art.
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Morrison on Action Comics.

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Dan Hipp - Fastest Man Alive?

Dan Hipp draws up his version of "Who is the Fastest Man Alive?" or (You Being Cheeky?).
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Eduardo Risso Action #1

Eduardo Risso's recreation of Action #1!! (nice large image here).
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Alex Ross Action Comics #900 variant.

over at Newsarama: Alex Ross Illustrates Latest ACTION COMICS #1 Homage for #900 Variant.
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