Rikdad's Comic Thoughts

Grant Morrison’s last monthly comic for DC Comics (for now, anyways) begins with a walk down memory lane as the Ultra Humanite asks Superman...

Superman & The Authority #3 begins with a cinematic opening. Six tall, slender panels neatly enclose June Moone and no one else, and the...

Superman & The Authority ’s first issue was about two men coming from opposite ideological positions, one of them winning the other over...

  It feels like we’ve been here before, but where is “here”? Grant Morrison’s “Superman & The Authority” is an Elseworlds made of Elsewo...

On the last page, the hero flies off. We may not see him again anytime soon. He doesn’t know where his path will take him. Yes, that’s a sta...

 The End? With one issue and less than two weeks until the end of Grant Morrison’s 28-issue The Green Lantern , it’s clear that we’re headed...

If The Green Lantern is to be Grant Morrison’s last work writing a monthly title for DC, the final two issues should be a grand gesture, lo...

1972's Starbreaker and his Daughter, Belzebeth Take a writer. Take an established character. The run that resu...