His haiku today is titled,
IT'S DRAWN TO THE CUBE
Lex Luthor's drug-fueled
attempt to build a gateway
to alternative worlds.
What haiku do YOU have to discuss Multiversity, the concept of the multiverse, or Grant Morrison/Lex Luthor's drug use?
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Haikuesday with Grant Morrison
I will say this, though, for Grant Morrison. Even as he veers toward the nonsensical, he tends toward the poetical.
His haiku today is titled,
IT'S DRAWN TO THE CUBE
Lex Luthor's drug-fueled
attempt to build a gateway
to alternative worlds.
What haiku do YOU have to discuss Multiversity, the concept of the multiverse, or Grant Morrison/Lex Luthor's drug use?
His haiku today is titled,
IT'S DRAWN TO THE CUBE
Lex Luthor's drug-fueled
attempt to build a gateway
to alternative worlds.
What haiku do YOU have to discuss Multiversity, the concept of the multiverse, or Grant Morrison/Lex Luthor's drug use?
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Morrison clings to
transquartomuralism
Gardner got there first.
Because how can you waste a seven-syllable word? Or ...
Here we go again,
Worlds will live or worlds will die.
Better luck next time.
Fabulous, Bryan!
Why shouldn't Mr. M
Drop acid to help him write?
Worked for Stainless Steve.
Multiversity,
so long awaited. Oh Grant.
Scip and I nonplussed.
How did I miss that? Okay, round 2, with gratitude to r duncan:
Multiversity,
Transquartomuralism.
Anticlimactic.
You can't come up with
Transquartomuralism
After a Pepsi.
The Invisibles
was a good comic - twenty
years ago. Rehash!
Dang; nice one, Bryan.
Multiverse is here.
Which seemed like a good idea.
Hello there, hot mess.
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