Animal Man Part 2: Crisis Control
With the famous “The Coyote Gospel” in Animal Man #5, Grant Morrison has directly introduced the idea of levels ofContinue Reading
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With the famous “The Coyote Gospel” in Animal Man #5, Grant Morrison has directly introduced the idea of levels ofContinue Reading
The true genius of Crisis #11 is this: It’s the step in between. We don’t generally see things like thisContinue Reading
Context If Grant Morrison has a primary overriding theme in his work, it’s that fiction is real, it simply existsContinue Reading
I didn’t buy Crisis as it was coming out. I started buying it a year later, only because I’d discoveredContinue Reading
If you were to point to any single issue in this series and say “here is evidence that Wolfman andContinue Reading
Behold, the birth of a super team! Picture it: Firestorm, Firehawk, Vixen, Martian Manhunter, Cyborg, Red Tornado, and the AtomContinue Reading
This is one of the big ones. This is where things get real. But let’s start small. I’ve noticed aContinue Reading
I love Crisis on Infinite Earths. I think I’ve probably gone into detail as to why that is. I willContinue Reading
I admit that this issue is an incredible let down from #4 and, in many ways, it’s totally unnecessary. WhenContinue Reading
This is where we start getting some forward momentum. We’re building towards the “Big Bad.” The Monitor is gone. And,Continue Reading