
By: Grant Morrison (story), Brad Walker & Rags Morales (pencils), Andrew Hennessy & Mark Probst (inks), Brad Anderson (colors)
The Story: God among men versus god.
The Review: Mr. Morrison, I know you’re probably too wily and experienced to succumb to the temptation of perusing the internet for remarks on your work, but your probably know already the general criticisms about your work. “Confusing” is the operative term you likely most often hear, but I think a more accurate description is “headache-inducing mind bogglement.” Granted, you don’t want to alter your craft on public whim alone, but sometimes, the public has a point.
Because this issue is a prime example of what people are talking about when they complain about the obtuseness of your work. Now, I know what you’re about to say: this is a story about time and space going bananas at the shenanigans of a fifth-dimensional being so of course the narrative will run off-kilter. Unfortunately, that’s not where my point of contention lies. Your reality-warping nonsense is your fictional style at its most classic and actually the best part of the issue. The real problem lies elsewhere.
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