Grant Morrison

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Grant Morrison is a massive figure in the world of comics. So much so that he has been consistantly named one of the top comics creators for more than twenty...

Volume 1: Superman And The Men Of Steel

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DC Comics took a bold step and renumbered the longest-running monthly comic, ACTION COMICS, to #1 for the first time since 1938 as part of the DC Comics—The New 52...

Volume 2: Bulletproof

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Volume 2: Bulletproof collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 3: At The End Of Days

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Volume 3: At The End Of Days collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 4: Hybrid

(Action Comics)

Volume 4: Hybrid collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 5: What Lies Beneath

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Volume 5: What Lies Beneath collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 6: Superdoom

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Volume 6: Superdoom collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 7: Under The Skin

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Volume 7: Under The Skin collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 8: Truth

(Action Comics)

Volume 8: Truth collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Volume 9: Last Rites

(Action Comics)

Volume 9: Last Rites collects Grant Morrison's run on Action Comics, a story of a young Superman in the early days of his career.

Action Comics

Superman. He's easily the most recogniseable hero in the history of comics. You know when you see the symbol on his chest, or even just his perfect hairstyle, that you...

Animal Man

The character of Animal Man has been around a good long time, but it wasn't until the late 1980s when Grant Morrison took over Animal Man as its own title...