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There is another world. There is a better world... Well... there must be (Doom Patrol)
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Vaarna_Aarne
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Oh, it parodies the production style too, just check the number of artists involved.
Vaarna_Aarne
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I haven't gotten my hands on Seaguy yet.
Radisshu
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It's up there with Doom Patrol, IMHO. I think Morrison's always a competent writer, but I find the more generic super hero stories kind of boring (even though he does them well), and some of his things feel a bit too confused (or maybe I was just ridiculously tired when I read the Filth, I dunno), Sea Guy is bizarre but also very internally coherent and just fucking... it's got these really sad moments, heroic moments, etc. Might do a let's read of it actually.
Admiral jimbob
gay as all hell
Grant Morrison just walked past me in Glasgow. I would have said hi but I wasn't entirely sure it was him until he went past and I checked what he looked like on coming back in 
Vaarna_Aarne
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Though he could probably sell you some LSD.
Vaarna_Aarne
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I'll post Flex Mentallo on Sunday.
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