books by Grant Morrison     books:     Grant Morrison      Batman: The Black Glove (Batman (DC Comics Hardcover)) Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2008 Batman falls into the trap of the Black Glove! When Grant Morrison works with J.H. Williams III, you know only magic can happen. I mean, look at Seven Soldiers #1. In this volume's first arc, Batman and Robin travel to a remote private island for a reunion of the Club of Heroes, a gathering of international ...             The Invisibles Vol. 1: Say You Want a Revolution Grant Morrison Vertigo, 1996 Almost as good as it gets. I just read the review bad mouthing this and wanted to cancel him out by giving this 5. It's a great book, one of the most imaginative comics of all time and it's easy to grasp and understand if you pay attention. Also, try and read more than 3 issues sometime, eh?             Batman: The Resurrection of Ra's Al Ghul Grant Morrison, Paul Dini DC Comics, 2008 Highly entertaining read People are far too critical of this book, and it is a real shame, as the book, cover to cover is a fun read. This is a comic. Yes, I know it written in large part by Grant Morrisson, which raised expectations, but it is a comic book. It isn't meant to be ...             Batman and Son Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2008 Bold and Daring Grant Morrison has never been one to stick to formula, and here his vision goes wild. From the Joker being shot to a visually fantastic romp in a modern art museum, Morrison introduces concepts to the Batman mythos that have either not been seen in some time or were ...             JLA, Vol. 1 (Deluxe) Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2008 The League's Rebirth One day, early in 1996, Grant Morrison wondered if DC would like to relaunch the Justice League. The sales of the Justice League have fallen off. The League was now populated with second and third tier characters in the DCU. Mr. Morrison's plans were simple. He wanted ...             52, Vol. 4 Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, ... DC Comics, 2007 review for all four volumes DC's 52 was highly ambitious, which made me more than a little nervous, since projects as big as these usually fall flat. With the big three missing, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, DC picks up some acilliary characters and kind of turns them into the modern age ...             Batman: Arkham Asylum (15th Anniversary Edition) Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2005 Joker really are wild.... This is dark, creepy and so much fun. Got me hooked and ready for more. Those who are interested in the much more bitter side of any graphic novel will get a lovely little kick out of this one. I had to read it twice to take in all of the amazing details both written ...             All Star Superman, Vol. 1 Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2008 A comic to remind you that Superman doesn't stink I have never been a fan of Superman. He is basically invincible and his comics usually end with him punching something really hard. But when I saw Grant Morrison was doing an alternate-reality run on Superman I had to pick it up. And I was glad I did. All Star ...             Batman: R.I.P. Deluxe HC (Batman) Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2009             52, Vol. 2 Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, ... DC Comics, 2007 review for all four volumes DC's 52 was highly ambitious, which made me more than a little nervous, since projects as big as these usually fall flat. With the big three missing, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, DC picks up some acilliary characters and kind of turns them into the modern age ...             Batman: Gothic Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2007 Gotham goes to hell Comic visionary Grant Morrison (The Filth, JLA, New X-Men; c'mon already, you know the list) came up with this Batman tale, taking place in Bruce Wayne's early part of his career as Batman. Gothic follows Batman investigating just who is picking off mobsters in Gotham ...             New X-Men by Grant Morrison: Ultimate Collection, Vol. 2 Grant Morrison, John Paul Leon, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 The X-Men take their new mission global Grant Morrison's revolutionary take on the X-Men continues here. Fresh from his encounter with Cassandra Nova, Prof. X decides to take his mutant vision global. With Jean Grey in tow, Xavier tours France, Great Britain, India, and the ruins of Genosha, visiting each of ...             The Filth Grant Morrison Vertigo, 2004 Man, it's incredible Hands down one of my top three essential, could not live without graphic novels. People always say "yeah, that doesn't make any sense," when i bring up this book. Seriously, they're stupid. The entire thing has a complete, self-contained system. The stories get ...             Spawn Collection, Vol. 2 Todd McFarlane, Grant Morrison, ... Image Comics, 2007 Great storyline, great artwork, great everything! Well, I finally received this book - so it has apparently come out finally (though spawn.com still says it came out in September). The book is HUGE and well worth the wait, and well worth the money I put out for it. I'm still delving into the Spawn mythos, so these ...             New X-Men by Grant Morrison: Ultimate Collection, Vol. 1 Grant Morrison, Frank Quitely, ... Marvel Comics, 2008 This book is awesome! Grant Morrison's X-Men run is probably the best X-Men run in the last decade. Ironically, it's a little different than other classic runs... and that's what makes it so special. Without spoiling anything, Grant changes the status quo with the X-Men without really ...          products you might be interested in search for books anniversary, collection, hardcover, invisibles, resurrection, revolution      toavi.com    web we recommend Joker really are wild.... randomly chosen book: The Witness Tree