Is this on par with Morrison's other work /co/?
>>77371864
No, simply for the fact that the Green Lantern was Kyle and Flash was Wally
Yes its bursting with ideas. Best crossover event ever and one of my very favorite comics I own.
>>77371902
The best Lantern and Flash.
>>77371864
It's pretty good, and alludes to a lot of his future work.
>>77371864
>Grant Morrison is comic's high shaman
Get the fuck out.
You can't really judge the whole thing as a Morrison work because it comprises so many titles.
The main concept is amazing and is still my favorite comics crossover of all time. Most of the tie-ins were fantastic JUST for how they fleshed out the world.
My only complaint is that there isn't more of it. And the concept of information as currency doesn't really make sense, information about what? What, do you sell someone your vital stats or your childhood memories or something?
>>77371983
>do you sell someone your vital stats or your childhood memories or something?
I'm sure someone, somewhere would buy your complete medical history.
I'm sure there are even things they can do with it.
>>77371902
Wow, time to shave that neck, grandpa.
>>77371902
So you think Final Crisis is his best work? Because that's literally the only one where he uses Hal/Barry
>on par with Morrison's other work
You say that as though Morrison's work is consistent. His stuff is all over the place in terms of quality. Lots of good and some really bad bad.
>>77371983
Can I introduce you to Google and Facebook?
I have 1-3 and need to find 4. Kill me
>>77371902
Dude it was 1999
>>77371864
Pretty good. With minor modifications it's a prologue and epilogue to All Star Superman.
>>77373182
Makes sense as it was right before Superman 2000 would have begun.
>>77377288
same lol
>>77377288
>>77378035
No way, me too!
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>>77371902
>Johnsfags
>>77372078
Animal man, jla, seven soldiers, bat-epic, final crisis, and multiversity are all one event.
reading order? i just downloaded it and all its spin offs
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>that fucking Martian Manhunter one shot
>>77381429
Here http://pastebin.com/Mhqt1zWe
>>77371949
He is you fucking pleb
>>77371864
One of the best DC comic events ever. didn't overstay its welcome either. Nice and neat.
>>77381429
Here's one that might be different from >>77382638
>>77371864
>Includes Booster Gold One Million
>Doesn't include Young Heroes in Love One Million
Superman 1,000,000 was a bit of a headscratcher character-wise as you really have to question the practicality of a galactic defender who is even more dependent on the (admitedly Superman-enhanced) Sun than Clark was.
Depowered, yeah, but lacking solar energy never outright killed Clark.
>>77371864
>Grant Morrison is comics' high shaman
Haha, what the fuck? How could anyone put down those words seriously without wanting to blow their brains out?
>>77371864
In hindsight it was probably a bad idea to read this right as I started getting into comics, I hated it.
>>77372307
>>77372026
but that's not information as a currency, that's information as a commodity
information becomes a currency when it becomes the norm to trade information for other information or goods and services
e.g if Google was exchanging your information for a new 100km wide server in California or something then it would be information as a currency, but as soon as you introduce the idea of money as a mediator then it ceases to be a currency and becomes a commodity
I think it was meant to be more analogous to bitcoincs, which are essentially just 0s and 1s with arbitrary value assigned to them and which can purchase other things
>>77382867
>>Doesn't include Young Heroes in Love One Million
That's because Young Heroes in Love is similar to Claremont's S7 and John Byrne's Lab Rats in that they had some kind of creator-owned deal.
>>77371902
>Barry over Wally before Nu52
in what fucking universe
>We will never see the System's Finest again
