What does /lit/ think of the works of Grant Morrison? >inb4 pseud

P. good, got me into a lot of shit, like Borges, Debord, PKD, Rimbaud and english romanticism (from the top of my head), not to mention all the good comics shit. Probably one of my favourite writers overall.

Also, one of the few comic writers who has actually brought tears to my eyes (once with Flex, then again with ASS). Has a really interesting view of comic books, and his Supergods book is actually p. good.

>>8248507
His work is spiritually alive and a great example of what comics and graphic novels can be.

One of these days I'll go back and re-read The Invisibles. It was my favorite comic, but I haven't read comics in years. I also remember liking Animal Man, Doom Patrol, and The Filth.

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>>8248507
his works are shallow, he's an all-around mediocre writer and he's not particularly good at plotting comics especially
many people also mistake his eclectic references for originality
still he's put out some entertaining stuff, if only by way of fluke

read we3 in middle school and it didn't do much for me


read all-star superman like 2 years ago and found it to be a great look at superman


been meaning to read some of his other work

Currently writing my Bachelor Honors paper on him, my problem is actually that 25 pages isn't ENOUGH for what I want to express.

>>8248898
Are you the guy from the /co/ thread a while back?

currently reading Joe the Barbarian

not as metatextual as I was expecting honestly, but it's alright