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icon_ukcredit where it's due, this is one of the creepiest things I've seen in a long time.
( Batman Inc #10 preview )
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The Final Cover for Batman Incorporated
Apr. 8th, 2013 11:05 pmzapbiffpowEverything that's happened leads to this. Check out the full solicitation for Batman Incorporated's final issue, plus a hidden reference to DC's newest Bat-title from a previous issue of Batman, Inc.
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Batman, Inc #9
Mar. 28th, 2013 03:19 pmsuperboyprimeIn his typical manner, Morrison sweeps in and shows the other writers just how it's done. All the rest of the 'Requiem' stuff going on in the other Bat-books just seems overwrought and clumsy in comparison.
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Morrison gets Superman, Evidence #132
Mar. 21st, 2013 05:47 pmsuperboyprime
"He's got a little bit of a sense of humor, and he's tough again. You can knock him down, and he'll get up. I think the best thing that it's done ultimately is to get rid of that weird emo Superman that was around for a long time. He was constantly fighting against using his powers and was kind of angst-driven. There are so many great characters in comics that are angst-driven that we don't need Superman to be one was well. If anything great has come out of this for the future of how Superman is done, I think it's that the current Superman is proactive and Clark Kent's a little more feisty. And I think the character relationships have been busted up a bit too, and it's more fun because of that." -- Grant Morrison on his New 52 take on Superman
Here are four pages from Action Comics #18, Morrison's final issue, in which he once again manages to distill the essence of Superman and show us what its all about...
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