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10: Seven Soldiers 1
This essay appears in a revised form in my book An Incomprehensible Condition: An Unauthorised Guide To Grant Morrison’s Seven Soldiers. Paperback, Hardback, Kindle (US), Kindle (UK), other ebook formats “If any man come to me, and hate not his … Continue reading
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Tagged an incomprehensible condition, childhood's end, creativity, Grant Morrison, j h williams iii, mememememe, new gods, seven soldiers
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Part Two: Seven Soldiers Zero
This essay appears in a revised form in my book An Incomprehensible Condition: An Unauthorised Guide To Grant Morrison’s Seven Soldiers. Paperback, Hardback, Kindle (US), Kindle (UK), other ebook formats The essay as shown below contains some inadvertantly transphobic language, … Continue reading
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Tagged an incomprehensible condition, apples, arthurian legend, comics, discordianism, eris, Grant Morrison, j h williams iii, nabowrifoni, seven soldiers, seven soldiers 0, sleeping beauty, snow white, tam lin, thomas the rhymer, tristan und isolde, trojan war, true thomas
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Linkblogging For 27/09/09
I’ve got a few things I want to write about over the next couple of days – I want to do a Wednesday Comics review, a Spotify playlist and a Doctor Who post, just for a start – but for … Continue reading
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Tagged comics, daily mail, death penalty, j h williams iii, lib demmery, lib dems, liberal democrats, linkblogging, politics, science
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Linkblogging for 25/08/09
I’m too tired today to write the next hyperpost, but the posts for the next few days are planned out in my head, and will probably be: Tomorrow – The Kingdom, and the storytelling possibilities of Hypertime Thursday – The … Continue reading
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Tagged batgirl, comics, disney, films, hyperpost, inglourious basterds, j h williams iii, legion of three worlds, linkblogging, lockerbie geoff johns, politics
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Batman Reborn
So, we’re now a month through the Batman Reborn ‘event’, it might be time to take stock of what’s been going on in the bat-titles ( I have of course reviewed a few of these titles here and here earlier…) … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, batman and robin, batwoman, detective comics, frank quitely, Grant Morrison, j h williams iii, paul dini
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Linkblogging for 27/06/09
Just a quick one today as I’m visiting my parents… Jess Nevins has the best piece I’ve read on the death of Michael Jackson, treating Jackson’s life as a Gothic text on which to perform literary analysis. Patrick at Lib … Continue reading
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Tagged biology, cancer, comics, j h williams iii, mental health, michael jackson, misogyny, music, science, todd klein
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Comics Review (Guaranteed 100% Michael Jackson Free*)
Sometimes there are comics that you can review before even reading them, and I was half tempted to do that with the two comics I’m going to review here. Going in, I knew exactly what I was going to get … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, batwoman, catwoman, comics, cully hammer, dave stewart, detective comics, gotham city sirens, greg rucka, guilliam march, harley quinn, j h williams iii, paul dini, poison ivy, the question, todd klein, zatanna
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