Grant Morrison Waxes On All-Star Superman
I know this is old, but I thought it was a fascinating read nevertheless.
Classified under: Grant Morrison,Superman,comics
Classified under: Grant Morrison,Superman,comics
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Superman's Rogues Gallery is pretty weak, so I've tried to add some characters I think might enhance the mix. Solaris, the Tyrant Sun from the DC 1 Million series gets a makeover and a return visit, and I figured Superman could use a 'Subhuman' counterpart, so I've created Krull, an evolved dinosaur dictator who rules a monstrous civilization at the center of the earth. He's only in the story for a few pages but the concept is strong and feels like one that could be used again. Then there's the Abominable Snowman, a tragic scientist who's a bit like a refrigerated Incredible Hulk and turns up for a couple of pages. Superman needs some good tough monsters to fight, so I've tried to think along those lines. In most cases, the villains only get walk-on roles in this one, however. Overall, the series is more about Superman's relationships with his friends and with the world than anything else.Grant Morrison totally gets it.
Newer and note worthy is Frank Quietly's beautiful cover that's up right now.
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Rob, at February 22, 2005 4:15 AM
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