This is meant to be a one-stop shop for discussing the works of Grant Morrison. There’s just a few things I wanted to try on a new thread, as well as bring everything under the one roof. This isn’t a complete list, but I’m hoping to add other stuff as we get to them. (Click on the hyper-links to go to discussions of the different books.) Let’s see how many of these stories we can get through…
1985-88 Secret Origins
• Captain Granbretan - text story Captain Britain #13 (January 1986, Marvel UK),
• "The Stalking" (text story with illustrations by Garry Leach, UK 1986 Batman Annual)
• "Osgood Peabody's Big Green Dream Machine" (text story with illustrations by Barry Kitson and Jeff Anderson, UK Superman Annual, 1986)
• Zoids Marvel UK - March 1986 - February 1987 Part 1 Part 2
• Dr Who Magazine Marvel UK - Changes (issue #118-9), The World Shapers (#127-9), Shock! (#139)
1988-90 Animal Patrol
• St Swithin's Day (with Paul Grist) Trident 1989
• JLA: Ghosts of Stone Secret Origins #46
• Arkham Asylum 1989 (See attachment below)
• Animal Man (DC, #1-26, 1988-1990): Vol 1, Vol 2, Vol 3.
• Doom Patrol (DC, #19-63, 1989-1993): Vol 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
• "Flash of Two Worlds" (Secret Origins #50, 1990)
• Gothic (with Klaus Janson, in Legends of the Dark Knight #6-10) 1990 (Also, see attachment)
• Hellblazer: "Early Warning" #25-26, Vertigo, 1990.
1991-94 Odds and Sods
• Kid Eternity, with Duncan Fegredo, DC, 3-issue mini-series, 1991
• Sebastian O with Steve Yeowell, Vertigo, 3-issue mini-series, 1993
• The Mystery Play with Jon J. Muth, Vertigo, graphic novel, 1994
• Swamp Thing: "Bad Gumbo" (with co-writer Mark Millar and artist Philip Hester,) Vertigo, #140-143, 1994
1994-2000 JLInvisible
• The Invisibles (Vertigo, 1994-2000): Vol I, Vol II, Vol III.
• Skrull Kill Krew (with co-writer Mark Millar) Marvel, 5 issues, 1995
• Kill Your Boyfriend (with Philip Bond and D'Israeli, Vertigo) 1995
• Flex Mentallo (with Frank Quitely) Vertigo 1996
• New Toys from Weird War Tales #3 (with Frank Quitely, Vertigo), 1997
• Aztek, the Ultimate Man #1-10 (with co-writer Mark Millar) 1996
• The Flash: (with co-writer Mark Millar), Emergency Stop / The Human Race 1997
• JLA 1997-2000
• JLA/WildC.A.T.s one-shot crossover, 1997
• DC One Million, 1998 Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Interlude, Week 4, Week 5, Epilogue I, Epilogue II
• JLA: Earth 2, 1999
2000 - 2004 Marvellous Filth
• Marvel Boy, 6 issues Marvel 2000
• Fantastic Four: 1234 (Marvel Knights) 2001-2
• New X-men, #114-156, Marvel, July 2001 - June 2004 Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
• The Filth, Vertigo, 13-issues, 2002
2004 – 2013
• WE3 (with Frank Quitely, Vertigo, 3-issue mini-series, 2004
• Seaguy, Vertigo Book 1 2004, Book 2 2009
• Vimanarama (with Philip Bond) Vertigo 3-issue mini-series 2005
• Joe the Barbarian, DC 8-issue series. 2009
• DC Comics Presents: Mystery in Space (tribute to Julie Scwartz) 2004
• All Star Superman, 12 issues, 2005 - 2008
The Infinite Book
• JLA: Ultramarine Corps JLA Classified #1-3 (with Ed McGuiness) DC 2004 (+ dedicated thread here)
• Seven Soldiers 2005 -6 (+ dedicated thread here)
• 52 (with co-authors Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka, and Mark Waid), DC, #1-52, 2006-2007
• Batman & Son (includes issues from #655-666), 2006-07
• The Club of Heroes Batman #667-669, 2007
• The Resurrection of Ra's al Ghul with var writers, inc Batman #670-671, Oct-Nov 2007
• The Black Glove Batman #672-675, 2007-08
• Batman R.I.P., Batman #676-681, 2008
• Batman RIP - The Missing Chapter 2010 Part 1 Batman #701 (also here)
• Final Crisis, May 2008-January 2009
• Batman and Robin, June 2009 onwards
• Batman 700 2010
• Return of Bruce Wayne 2010
2013 Beyond Batman
•Happy (with Darrick Robertson), Image, 4-issue mini-series, 2012-13
(682 - 20/03/12)
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You're right: you start talking about "continuity" and I start to develop a rash. As long as the series is basically self-contained I should be alright. I have close to zero interest in the JLA at this point, no matter who's writing it. The only exception has been Darwyn Cooke's DC: The New Frontier, which I did enjoy.
To save your complexion, Mark, I've started my look at JLA - Ultramarine Corps on its own thread. Although I'm sure most readers of Seven Soldiers at the time would have read the JLA miniseries first, you might want to skip that thread for now, as I look at it partially in the context of what came after, including how it played into the plot of 7S.