Anyone here a fan of Morrison's Batman run?

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The discussion highlights a recent science fiction epic in the graphic novel format, particularly focusing on the Batman series written by Grant Morrison. Over the past six years, Morrison has crafted various story arcs that are compiled into graphic novels, elevating the narrative beyond standard superhero comics. As the series approaches its conclusion with only two issues remaining, it is noted for its complexity and depth, distinguishing it from typical superhero fare.
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Definetly one of the craziest science fiction epics I've seen recently.
 
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Greg Bernhardt said:
The graphic novel?

Morrison took over the writing duties for Batman for the past six years or so. Different "arcs" are collected in graphic novels. The whole thing is nearing it's conclusion with only two issues left. It's difficult to describe, but it's head over heels above typical superhero comic fare.
 

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