so-soWell I did it! I read Grant Morrison‘s Batman run (please don‘t tell me if I missed any). While it started and ended on a high note, it sure was a slog at points to get through. Morrison is definitely a non-linear storyteller, and that led to a jumpy jumbled tale. The twist? Not really a twist. More of an ‘oh, well that‘s obvious‘.
It sort of killed my run of reading graphic novels. I should have starting with Scott Snyder.
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Still working through my graphic novel pile! I‘ve finally started Grant Morrison‘s Batman run, and after taking so long to buy them and figure out the reading order... I‘m not quite sure how I feel... or what‘s happening... #currentlyreading
so-soThis isn‘t a bad story, nor told poorly. This is a pretty decent book, but unfortunately, it carries the name ‘Final Crisis‘, and with it, the baggage that heritage carries. It is not as great as the previous ‘crisis‘ events in the DC Universe. It is not nearly as good as Marvel‘s ‘Infinity War‘ storyline.
It is good, though. Just not as good.
Final Crisis is Grant Morrison's epic DC storyline. It has a million characters (often in unfamiliar guises) and is a bit confusing on a first read. Morrison excels at conjuring seemingly unstoppable dark forces, though the heroes generally survive.
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For the most part, I really enjoyed this Superman-centric graphic novel. However, there was a part in the middle that went really deep into the whole multi-verse thing and I kind of lost interest for a little bit. But the artwork in this one is absolutely amazing.
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