That Creator Was Clearly On Drugs!

[caj]

Whoever came up with the idea for Justice League Detroit and designed those costumes for Vibe and Gypsy.

[Jekyll]

Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko certainly seemed to be on drugs though I think Ditko was just high on Ayn Rand.

Especially Ditko’s Doc Strange stuff!

[Fromper]

For some reason, it's hard for me to think of Promethea (who I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE) as a DC book.

Sandy Hausler

I don't think of it as DC. Despite this thread being in the DC subforum, the question was worded generally, so I thought non-DC books were valid answers, too. Especially since someone else mentioned Promethea before I did. But I'm also new here, so I don't know how these things usually work on these forums.

[RBerman]

Grant Morrison: Flex Mentallo

[williamtheday]

Drugs? You mean it wasn't "healthy insanity"?!?

[RBerman]

Alan Moore: Swamp Thing

[RBerman]

Jack Kirby: Forever People

[Falcon16]

Anything Geoff Johns comes out with. Forever Evil especially. I hate that guy and that arc. Except for Grid. I like him better in Darkseid War, though. (Victor becoming Grid)

[Icefan]

Steve Gerber?

I loved Gerber's Zauriel one-shot. He managed to take something Morrison created, and make it even trippier.

[dancj]

If Giffen's mini leaves you with that impression just wait until you get to J M DeMatteis' stuff,

IIRC, J M Dematteis wrote the Keith Giffen mini too.

[cgh]

Neal Adams as a writer?

Yes absolutely, Batman Odyssey was a cocaine-fueled fever dream set to paper. I have never seen anything like it before or since.

[Tzigone]

Yes absolutely, Batman Odyssey was a cocaine-fueled fever dream set to paper. I have never seen anything like it before or since.

I'm not familiar with this one, Googled, didn't see a summary so read a review. The review was funny, but I still have no idea what this story is about.