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more about #grantmorrison Luke Plunkett: No Planetary? NO PLANETARY? more » bluehinter: I agree with a good portion of this list, but no mention of Warren Ellis? For shame! There may be other authors writing sci-fi comics, but few with q... more » rek: *sigh*, no love for POWERS. more » gigshaft: Very nice review. So... does anyone know if DC has plans to EVER release a full omnibus edition of All-Star Superman? Or at least vol. 2 in paperback? more » comics0026: Yeah Scott Pilgrim. I can't wait for Volume 6, but I don't have much hope for the movie, cause I don't think Micheal Cera can pull off being Scott Pi... more » Communist Pope: No River Tam? This is bullshit. [END SARCASTIC TRANSMISSION] more » tammygarrison: This list HAS to be shenanigans. Good call on Y the Last Man, but there is NO BATMAN ON THIS LIST! That's why it can't be real. more » designguybrown: At the risk of expressing an opinion that -maybe- many people here cannot (or do not want to) relate to -- but, aren't people tired of (or at least hu... more » ♠ Final ♠: Wow, two Grant Morrison nods but Brubaker, Ellis and Kirkman get snubbed? Atleast Mark Millar was omitted. Pluto, Planetes, Y: The Last Man definate... more » Pants McCracky: They're not technically from this decade, so this isn't one of those "how could you omit ___???" complaints, but I want to give a shout out to the rec... more » Golem100: Y - the Last Man. Maybe THE best. more » Vundal: this article would be much better if it was made like the book article recently published on i09, with synopsis and pictures...and maybe reasoning beh... more » Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: All Star Superman was a beautiful, touching, exciting, moving, funny, etc. book. Why can't they all be that good? more » tamahome: Mark Millar & Brian Hitch's Ultimates I & II kicks much ass. more » SnehalMarten: Planetes is just boring garbage. Same with Scott Pilgrim. Y the Last Man was also boring. Ex Machina would be a much better choice from that same au... more » Bill-Lee: No___! Why is ____not on the list? Because, as Graeme explains, the list is 10 of the best comics published this decade, not the best 10. more » Wookie1972: No love for the Goon? Or 52? Yeah, aquired tastes, I know, but I like em. more » Wheema: We3 is one of the best Scifi comic books of all time - just a brilliant book. more » DocSeuss: I would have recommended 20th Century Boys, which is by Urasawa as well. It's a wonderful look backwards at the coming of age, the destruction of the ... more » Tertiee: I recently finished the first volume of Pluto and it absolutely floored me. The last time I enjoyed reading a comic so much was Watchmen. more » -
#decadeinreview
10 Of The Decade's Best SF Comics
It's been the decade where comic culture took over pop culture, and superheroes became movie stars. But what are some of our picks for the best comics from the last ten years? We're glad you - okay, we - asked. More » -
#grantmorrison
We've Already Got Our First Must-See From Next Year's SDCC
Next year's San Diego Comic-Con may still be eight months away, but we've already found something there we can't wait to see: A biographical documentary about Final Crisis, We3 and Batman writer Grant Morrison. Click through for clips. More » -
#televisionfuture
Fry, Morrison, McGuigan Team For New TV Show
It's an unexpected team-up, but Stephen Fry is apparently joining with We3 writer Grant Morrison and Push director Paul McGuigan for a new BBC TV series that's rumored to be Doctor Who-esque. We're already geekgasming at the prospect. [Bleeding Cool] -
#bookreview
Bad Boys of the Multiverse: An Alternate Universe Reading Guide
Have we gone multiverse crazy? Iain Banks' latest novel, Transition, is just the latest of a long line of sideways-traveling books, and this theme is more prevalent than ever. Here are some of my favorites, with spoilers and foul language. More » -
#18days
Sci-Fi Mahbharata Prepares To Blow Your Mind
The first trailer for 18 Days, Grant Morrison's much-discussed CGI retelling of The Mahbharata, is online. And after watching it, we can't wait for next spring to see the finished version of the We3/Invisibles writer's psychedelic excursion. More » -
#wonderwoman
New Wonder Woman Comic To Confront Her Bondage Past
Looking for a comic to return Wonder Woman to her bondage roots, and then redefine her feminist credentials? Final Crisis and Batman and Robin writer Grant Morrison claims to be working on that very book, just for you. More » -
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#exclusiveinterview
Grant Morrison Tells All About Batman and Robin
With the second issue of DC Comics' Batman and Robin released today, we asked writer Grant Morrison why we need a new Batman, how sane Bruce Wayne really was, and whether Batman is actually sci-fi or not after all. More » -
#batmanreborn
Batman Is Reborn...With A Vengeance
Bruce Wayne is dead (or is he?), but the Batman franchise is back in full swing after three months of the meandering Battle for the Cowl. But with seven different Bat-related titles released in June alone, which are the must-reads? More » -
#bookreview
Final Crisis Is Frustrating, Flawed And Arguably Worth It All
It's a bold book about the end of the world, full of big ideas, epic events and beautiful art, and starring some of pop culture's biggest icons. So why does the hardcover collection of DC's Final Crisis disappoint? More » -
#quoteoftheday
Why Batman And Robin May Be The Best Comic Ever
Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely's new series Batman And Robin aims to update the 1960s Batman TV show by mixing it with David Lynch and Chris Cunningham. Morrison explains his masterplan. More » -
#notwatchmen
Grant Morrison Writing Watchmen Follow-Up... Kind Of
Comics wunderkind Grant Morrison may not be necessarily writing a direct sequel to Alan Moore's Watchmen, but fans of the classic may be very interested in a new series that he announced yesterday. More » -
#seaguy
Escape The Surreal World With Seaguy
In a world where everyone can become their own superhero, is there anyone left who can save the world? The answer will come soon, with the imminent return of Grant Morrison's wonderful comic Seaguy. More » -
#quoteoftheday
Are Superhero Stories Even A Genre?
Says All-Star Superman writer Grant Morrison, "I'm not even sure if there is a superhero genre or if the idea of the superhero is a special chilli pepper-like ingredient designed to energize other genres." More » -
#sleeplessknights
No Tired Ghostbusters From Del Toro For You
A holiday movie from comic writer Grant Morrison and director Guillermo del Toro featuring faulty time-machines and sleep-deprived ghostbusters? Our idea of cinematic heaven, but also never going to happen, according to its author. More »
