Today's Superman sees a multiuplicity of multiversity, as Superman encounters the Superman of Red Son. They were introduced at the end of Multiversity… …but we ...
Still, despite the wait, I can't say that the book let me down. True to the DC All Access copy, Multiversity is indeed the most Morrison-ian book I've ever read. It's the latest tale in the story that ...
Before we get started, DC’s All Access YouTube show provided us with a four-minute look at “Easter Eggs” from the issue — but they weren’t actually from the issue. Rather, they were from the ...
The biggest adventure in DC’s history is here! In issue #1, pencilled by superstar artist Ivan Reis (AQUAMAN, JUSTICE LEAGUE), President Superman of Earth-23 uncovers a threat to all Reality so ...
If so, you’re going to enjoy Multiversity #1. Go read it now. Nothing to see here. If you’re unfamiliar with Morrison’s work, then it’s important to go into this comic knowing that it’s not going to ...
Grant Morrison’s The Multiversity has taken readers on a trip through the DC Comics Multiverse for a few issues now, but Pax Americana is undoubtedly the heaviest issue of the series so far. The term ...
Grant Morrison figures that if he's going to play with one superhero universe, he might as well tinker with 52 of them. The Scottish comic-book writer likens building the various worlds of the DC ...
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