Action Comics #12 (This gun shoots psychic bullets Spoilers)
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That might explain why he's leaving after only sixteen issues. Which is interesting since on some level it looked like he was setting the seeds for some long-term level stuff with the villains from Supes' future and the appearance of the Black President Supes. |
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Maybe, I thought it was just spitballing in the pages by him. Seed something he may or may not use later down the road. Or it was editorial edict stuff. |
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Ugh. Boring concept that's been done before. Captain Britain comes to mind first on that. |
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Boring concept? Possibly? But that was one of, if not the best issue since the relaunch. I'd so much rather read about that Superman than the one we're currently saddled with. |
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Not to mention Tom Stone. ![]() This isn't a surprise really, Morrison has made a career out of writing fan fiction based on Moore's work. The guy is a fucking hack, I can't wait to see his sorry ass retire almost as much as I can't wait to hear the lamentations of his fans who will undoubtedly mourn his departure. ![]() Yes, to see him and Liefeld driven away from mainstream comics will be best in life. |
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Tom Stone???
You just compared Morrison to Liefeld??? Yikes! What color is the sky where you live??? |
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Yup, Tom Stone. The alternate reality version of Tom Strong who debuted in Tom Strong #20. Didn't you see the cover I posted?
Blue, and yes Morrison is to writing what Liefeld is to drawing. Both of them suck hard and are supported by fans too ignorant to know any better. Not only are Morrison's great ideas derivative, his plot lines resolve themselves conveniently rather than logically. Characters don't advance the plot naturally, the story resolves itself and characters behave irrationally to fall in step with the artificial narrative. He can't plan action/fight sequences to save his life, and the dialogue he writes is asinine. I can't take his characters seriously because they talk in bad cliches, completely disregard logic and are usually devoid of accurate characterization. What's there to like about Morrison's work? |
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Never known Morrison to be the seeder type. More like the "I'll take my toys home when I leave type." At least at DC. |
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