I just finished JLA Volume 1 by Grant Morrison. Overall, very creative stories. My one complaint is that he always rushes the ending. He would spend a long time really hyping up what's happening, then finish it off quickly and with no effort but this is a small complaint.
Electric blue Superman makes an appearance in this 90s comic. I don't know what graphic novel covers the electric blue Superman story but am looking to find out.
Overall Great stories.
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08-15-2016, 07:31 PM #1All-New Member
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JLA Volume 1 by Grant Morrison
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08-23-2016, 12:33 PM #2Spectacular Member
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Ya they are sort of like back to basics superhero team stories but of course Morrison throws in some crazy stuff in there as well.
All in all a great run.
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08-23-2016, 12:48 PM #3Spectacular Member
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I love Morrison, his JLA run pretty much ruined all future superhero comics for me... but one of the weaker aspects of the stories is that his set-ups are so epic and seemingly insurmountable that the endings always feel like a bit of a let-down.
Originally Posted by Double L
The second part of the Prometheus story comes to mind. And wait until you get to JLA: Earth 2, where the solution involves the heroes literally doing nothing. It was hard to swallow at the time, now I think it's genius. Having said all that,
his JLA run (among many other runs in his career,) is a classic that I can re-read constantly. Absolutely love it.
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