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Definetly one of the craziest science fiction epics I've seen recently.
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Morrison's Batman run refers to the period of time when writer Grant Morrison was the main writer for the Batman comics published by DC Comics. This run spanned from 2006 to 2013 and is known for its complex storylines and reinvention of classic Batman characters.
Morrison's Batman run is popular among fans because it brought a fresh and unique take on the character and his universe. Morrison's writing was both highly imaginative and well-researched, incorporating elements from past Batman stories while also introducing new concepts and ideas.
Some key storylines in Morrison's Batman run include "Batman and Son," "The Black Glove," "Batman R.I.P.," "Batman and Robin," "The Return of Bruce Wayne," and "Batman Incorporated." Some notable characters introduced or reinvented by Morrison include Damian Wayne, the Black Glove, Professor Pyg, and the Court of Owls.
Yes, there are several recommended reading orders for Morrison's Batman run, as the storylines can be complex and interconnected. Some popular reading orders include "Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus" and "Batman: The Black Casebook."
Morrison's Batman run is considered to be part of the larger Batman canon and has been referenced and built upon by subsequent writers. However, some elements of Morrison's run have been retconned or ignored by later writers, so there may be inconsistencies for readers trying to place it within the larger Batman timeline.