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I have just started reading this, and it's awesome. Some of Morrison's output has been superb and some (let's be honest) has been gibberish. But boy, he does a brilliant job of summarizing some of the big ideas and themes in comic books for the last couple of decades.
Best bit for me was his chapter on Zenith, the British superhero he created and Steve Yeowell drew. Probably one of the best and least-recognised characters in comics, and really gripping.
I just wondered if anyone else has read it and had any comments on Morrison's writing. Also, have any other well-known comic creators written non-fiction about comics and the comics industry?
Best bit for me was his chapter on Zenith, the British superhero he created and Steve Yeowell drew. Probably one of the best and least-recognised characters in comics, and really gripping.
I just wondered if anyone else has read it and had any comments on Morrison's writing. Also, have any other well-known comic creators written non-fiction about comics and the comics industry?