In Grant Morrison's Substack newsletter, they write about the Deadpool/Batman comic from last week, including the setting, saying 'Aeaea Island was the setting for a fateful battle which appeared in the previously mentioned Suicide Squad #58 – old time DC fans or lore fiends may see where this is going!' 'Aeaea actually exists – we've...
In Grant Morrison 's Substack newsletter, they write about the Deadpool /Batman comic from last week, including the setting, saying 'Aeaea Island was the setting for a fateful battle which appeared in the previously mentioned Suicide Squad #58 – old time DC fans or lore fiends may see where this is going!' Suicide Squad #58 by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Geof Isherwood 'Aeaea actually exists – we've taken care to give the place an accurate look.
The original location appeared tropical in Suicide Squad #58 but we've given it the correct Mediterranean flora and climate Grant elaborates. 'However, the Suicide Squad are supposed to be attacking the fortress of the goddess Circe, which was established to be on Aeaea – so who knows where the f-ck this was supposed to have happened. Sometimes research is a waste of time)!' Batman/Deadpool #1 by Grant Morrison and Dan Mora And then the moment we'd been waiting for. A dead body. 'The cadaver belongs to THE WRITER – torn to pieces, we must assume by those 'beastiamorphs' from Suicide Squad #58, where he met his grotesque demise.' Animal Man #19 by Grant Morrison and Chaz Troug 'The remains can be recognized by the distinctive and bizarre clothes The Writer character wore ' Suicide Squad #58 by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Geof Isherwood To recall, Animal Man #19-25 by Grant Morrison and Chas Truog. In which Buddy Baker, Animal Man, under the influence of peyote, sees the comic book's reader, breaking the fourth wall and falling out of reality. Then Grant Morrison meets Animal Man in the comic itself, talking about their struggles writing the comic book, their own personal life, and the trouble they have heaped on Buddy Baker. Suicide Squad #58 by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Geof Isherwood And Suicide Squad #58 by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Geof Isherwood. A new character, The Writer, clearly inspired by Grant Morrison's Animal Man, joins the squad. In the middle of the war against Circe's army, the Writer was not able to write quickly enough and was killed by a 'Beastiamorph'. Suicide Squad #58 by John Ostrander, Kim Yale and Geof Isherwood Talking to Comic Book Counselling podcast, Grant Morrison said 'What drove me mad about that whole thing was that The Writer in the story is defeated because he has writer's block. I was always driven daft by this because we don't have writer's block.' Comics Alliance once asked John Ostrander what was it like to kill Grant Morrison , and if the two ever talked about it? John Ostrander laughed and replied, 'I never talked directly to him, and I get the sense that he was maybe not that pleased! And yeah, I was being kind of a snot, a little bit of a brat. But he'd written himself into Animal Man, which meant that he was technically a DC character, so my justification was that I was freeing him! Also, it's not Grant Morrison
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