The semi return of Grant Morrison to DC Comics

[Judge Dredd]

For me the big news over the past couple days of NYCC is Morrison starting to return to DC in some capacity. Looks like he is working on a book with Dan Didio and working with Snyder on something involving Metal I am thinking some that will flesh out and map the Dark Multiverse basically a Dark Multiversity book. Expect good things from Wonder Woman Earth One be interesting to see how many costumes he ends up using in this one. From the Vertigo side of things it seems like Seaguy is all on Stewart at this point and he has had the scripts for years hopefully it is getting worked on. Very excited he is working with DC after the short break nice to have him working with DC again.

[Robotman]

So happy he’s back! I’ll take whatever small collaboration he can find time for.

[Lee Stone]

Is he no longer the editor of Heavy Metal?

[Judge Dredd]

Is he no longer the editor of Heavy Metal?

I have not seen anything that he is leaving, but hopefully he plans to stick to that and do DC at the same time. He also working on more Klaus specials.

[DragonPiece]

Morrison is co-writing issues 7-10 of Sideways, and you are right, those issues apparently tie into the dark multiverse..

[silverlantern]

Morrison is co-writing issues 7-10 of Sideways, and you are right, those issues apparently tie into the dark multiverse..

And might feature the Seven Soldiers! (My favorite Morrison work after All-Star)

[Robotman]

And might feature the Seven Soldiers! (My favorite Morrison work after All-Star)

Seven Soldier tie-in?!? Hells yes!

[Timothy Hunter]

And might feature the Seven Soldiers! (My favorite Morrison work after All-Star)

That would be weird, considering that Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers characters never actually met each other to a large extent.

[Outside_85]

Is he no longer the editor of Heavy Metal?

I kinda doubt their publishing schedule is so massive he needs to spend all his days on it.

[Kyer]

I have not seen anything that he is leaving, but hopefully he plans to stick to that and do DC at the same time. He also working on more Klaus specials.

YES! Yesyesyesyes! Loved that book. Beautiful.

Huh...I didn't even know he'd left DC.

[K. Jones]

Like with Multiversity itself, I'm sure Multiversity Too is one of those classic "Grant mentions it but it's not actually finished until five years later" scenarios, but is probably still totally in the works. I think Multiversity wound up being 'mostly worth it'. Anyway, small inclusions into the current ongoing stuff is great because obviously I'll be reading it, but also because it means he's dipping his toes back in beyond just the crazy Arkham Asylum 2 announcement and the Wonder Woman: E1 fun stuff. I like seeing him willing to do a little bit of "monthly grind" style stuff, but in a lighter way that can be looser and doesn't have to be as dominating or demanding as say, his monthly grind on Batman was. Playing around in that kind of casual sandbox also always did historically seem to lead to him coming up with even more cool ideas and bringing them into things.

[BohemiaDrinker]

He never really left.

He was just quiet.