Having not read The Invisibles, is this the most direct sigil/chaos magic focused book that Grant has written?
Having not read it, sure, and it also features the most incidences of giraffe rape in any of his works.
>>84238800
yeah, I guess, if you haven't read the Invisibles. But you should read the Invisibles. It's awesome
>>84238867
>0 is greater than 0
wew lad
>>84238886
I plan to. I've read all of Morrison's major works outside of The Filth, The Invisibles, Doom Patrol, and Seven Soldiers.
I have them all on my shelf, but I was going to read The Invisibles last as I heard it was Grant's magnum opus.
I'm currently finishing off his Batman Inc, which keeps whiplashing from amazing to really boring. It might be the most uneven of his works.
/blog
>>84238946
>I've read all of Morrison's major works outside of The Filth, The Invisibles, Doom Patrol, and Seven Soldiers
Literally 4 out of his 5 best books. Step ya game up OP
>>84239001
What would you consider the 5th?
>>84239045
Animal Man. Most people would probably say Flex Mentallo, which I also love, but I feel that most everything in it was covered in the Invisibles
>>84239139
Yeah, I thought you were gonna say Flex.
Flex is great. I like it a bit better than most Animal Man, but maybe that will change when I read The Invisibles.
>>84239230
Or maybe I just have lame taste. Either way, good choice saving the Invisibles for last. It really is Morrison's masterpiece
>>84239324
Thanks.
Technically I was gonna finish up with The Filth as an epilogue though.
>>84239401
The Filth is a lot like a condensed, more accessible version of the Invisibles. It'd work well as a prologue or an epilogue IMO.
>>84239471
Cool. Morrison has said it's his favorite of his works, which made me want to put it at the end.
I forgot, I also haven't read New X-Men(I own it though).
I hear very mixed things. Have you read it?
>>84239530
Yeah. It's really good, but the art is horrifically inconsistent. We've got Quitely and others, but a lot of horribly rushed fill-in art brings down the fun. DESU this happens a little in the Invisibles, but while that series more or less gets its shit together as it goes, the art quality of New X-Men degrades over time. There are also some silly subplots that don't quite work, but on the whole, it's a fantastic run. I'm a Morrison fanboy, obviously, but I think it's the best X-Men run ever written. And those X-Uniforms are DOPE
>>84239619
Good shit.
I don't think Morrison has ever had a bad book.
>>84239650
I was pretty disappointed by Happy!, to tell the truth. But that's IT. Morrison's got an amazing track record.
