How Grant Morrison makes their comics...
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Grant Morrison is easily one of the greatest writers in the history of the comic book medium, and the iconic creator recently shared their process in creating comics.
“I start by drawing the story as it appears in my head in comic book form,” Morrison wrote in a subsequent installment of Xanaduum, “basing the major beats around interesting and arresting images and sequences.” For Morrison, it’s all about finding exciting things for them and their artists to draw: “I’d never ask an artist to draw something I wouldn’t enjoy drawing myself!”
Related "The Superhero Dream Is Essentially Romantic": Star X-Men & Superman Writer Grant Morrison Calls Out "Superheroes Are Fascist" Theory Grant Morrison recently addressed Alan Moore's comments about superheroes being "fascist," giving a wonderful counterpoint to Moore's perspective. Grant Morrison Draws Every Page of Their Comics Before Writing Them Close Morrison's description of their process is as fascinating as their completed work.
Morrison’s Illustrations For The Invisibles #1 Offer Fascinating Creative Insight Close While many comic creators write and illustrate their own stories, it is particularly interesting that Morrison reserves their drawings for the very first step of the writing process, before handing the work off to another artist.
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