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Welcome to the Multiverse: An Unauthorised Examination of Grant Morrison's Multiversity - Guides to Comics TV and SF - cover

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Welcome to the Multiverse: An Unauthorised Examination of Grant Morrison's Multiversity - Guides to Comics TV and SF

Andrew Hickey

Publisher: Andrew Hickey

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Andrew Hickey, author of An Incomprehensible Condition: An Unauthorised Guide To Grant Morrison's Seven Soldiers, takes a brief, discursive, tour through the many worlds of Grant Morrison's Multiversity series.Not authorised in any way by DC Comics, this is not a guidebook, and not annotations. Rather, it's a series of essays meditating on the themes of the comic, sometimes with only loose connections. You have been warned...
Available since: 02/11/2018.

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