Despite how they handled Superman throughout the New 52 after this run concluded I still love this run. Morrison really brought Superman back to a more earnest portrayal of the character, closer to how he was introduced in the Golden Age. Not only on a surface level (this is a Superman that also leaps tall buildings in a single bound instead of flying), he also really did an amazing job in depicting the more humble side of his background, showing him as an idealistic and sincere country boy with an understandable frustration with authority figures, just like in the Golden Age, Morrison's New 52 Superman really felt like a Champion of The Oppressed
No arguments here. It’s really neat reading this having moved past the new 52 as well, kinda seems like Grant’s thesis on the character was ultimately proven right. You can try to change the character of Superman but something about the idea of what he represents always manages to shine through.
Despite the problems I have with New 52 and the way they portrayed Superman, I really like Superman's T-shirt look. It's very simple but unique. If WB did a Superman reboot film, I would love if they have superman wearing this costume for most of the story until the climax, where he can switch to his iconic costume, representing Clark growth into the man of steel's role.
When new 52 started people didn't like it and we're not happy about the time line change. But it was a success really it's just when it was bad it was really bad.
I'm rereading it now. Action comics and justice league and batman all great. Animal man was great and swap thing also jla and Aquaman was best it's ever been. Geoff Johns was the main guy all his stuff was great. But it's great for new readers. I love before and after
Grant Morrison is an Unreal writer. They capture the spirit of Classic Golden and Silver age stories, whilst also keeping their runs and ideas Fresh and New It's just a shame that the new 52 Conflicted with Grants storytelling philosophy
Yeah, unfortunately it seems like their relationship with DC gets rocky almost immediately after they wrapped on 52. Still, it’s a testament to their skill that Morrison can still put out such an ambitious story with what they got.
This has to be my favorite Superman run of all time. What Morrison did here was absolutely brilliant. I was a huge fan of their vision for Superman and they are right up there with Maggin as being among my favorite Superman writers ever!
Thanks so much Matt, that means the world! I've really grown to love Grant's work over the years but something about this book in particular really spoke to me. Hope I did it justice!
The concept of a hero in progress is always so interesting to me. This was an exciting start to new 52 superman even if it didn't last. He felt different and like early superman and the way morrison canonizes supermans early politics is so cool
Hero in progress is a really great way of putting it, especially given how Morrison handles their exit on the book. It almost feels like they’re saying Superman will always continue to change with the times but the ideas he represents will always stay true to form. It’s really interesting how they explored this with the authority miniseries later.
New 52 Clark is one of the best versions. He showed that superman isn't a dumbass weapon who will work for the government and is extremely reactive and is a flawless, smiling cat saviour-he is the angry young man who is the literal champion of the oppressed and no matter what the odds are or how many mistakes he makes or how many opponents stand in his way, he will stand tall and will endure.
Love that phrasing, and I’d argue that’s why I love this series’ approach so well. Grant does a lot across the run but it seems like the biggest point they make is that Superman doesn’t need to be modernized. Truth and justice are everlasting concepts, so why mess with that?
Just finished it the other day and loved it. They keep saying they’re done with superheroes but I think it’s only a matter of time. They’ll come back, and they’ll do it in spectacular fashion.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek can you imagine them doing something like Legion of Superheroes or Moon Knight? That second one done by them would be SO AMAZING!!! 😍😍😍 Or maybe Swamp Thing, once Ram V is done with his stellar take on the character!
That's fantastic to hear, thanks so much! I think this story is an incredible read, both as a fresh start and a reflection on everything that came before. Classic Grant at their best.
What are your thoughts on the Warworld Saga? I am working on a board game that reflects Superman as he dungeon crawls to find the captured members of the Authority, regaining his superpowers, taking out the Unmade and fighting Mongul on a chess board.
After watching this video, now I want to read Morrison's Action Comics because of how interesting it is with the World Against Superman book that I'll read someday. Also, the story that Morrison did with Krypto is so wholesome
Krypto and the kid with the cape were some of my fave moments in the series. I really wish we’d gotten more little vignette like those in the series. They do such a great job of building up Superman’s larger mythology, like every piece of him radiates that inherent goodness.
Pete tomassis and Patrick gleesons Superman run is another example of classic Superman with modern sensibilities. With lois and jon adding the family dynamic but as with Morrison's run on action comics editorial influence got in the way
I’ve had Morrison’s Superman omnibus on my shelf for a while now.. I think this video is a sign to finally give it a read. Can’t wait to see all the themes you mentioned here unfold as I read for myself
I think this run is actually my favourite Superman story ever… it’s flawed yes but I feel it’s such a perfect representation of the character, more comprehensive than even All-Star
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I wasn't a fan of new 52 superman by grant Morrison mostly because I found it to be a complete and utter mess and plus it didn't help that both the kents and superman and Lois relationship was erased from existence, which really didn't help matters in the long run at least in my opinion. However that being said though I will give grant Morrison this though taking story this on its own and ignoring the new 52 trainwreck as a whole, as a story on its own its actually not bad looking back at it and in fact does feel like Superman besides the T-shirt and jeans look which I didn't like that design for superman because that feels like more superboy's look then Clark kent superman but that's just my opinion. However that being said though I did like that design sort of made a comeback in rebirth Jonathan Samuel Kent superboy as his little 10 year old self borrowing some elements of that superman with his original costume with Jon Kent wearing a hoodie and wearing jeans similar to that superman was really cute and adorable and made me smile everyday but that's just my opinion. Overall Great video on Superman month and great video on Grant Morrison action comics run during the new 52 as a whole.
I only read the first issue but the concept was very interesting. Morrison is one of the few writers who understands Superman and what he represents. Sometimes I wish Grant was made editor of the Superman comics. Better yet maje them the editor and chief of DC comics. They understand Superheroes better than the current regime.
I find it endlessly hilarious that this version of Clark was criticized as being too "extreme" and "aggressive" back in 2012, but looking back he was just too based. Granted he was a douche in other books, but here, under Grant's pen, he's just proactive.
I think the big problem with this run is the new52. Readers were expecting a new and fresh Superman origin and this wasn't meant to be that. George Perez infamously said he never could get a straight answer if ma and pa Kent were alive or dead for his book. Had it released a few years earlier or later so people would know it was it's own thing like All-Star Superman then it would have been better received. Also, I think Rags Morales was the wrong choice for primary artist. His line work strongly invokes realism so with all the more goofier and odd stuff would have worked better with a more retro style, deliberately invoking Curt Swan.
To me this along with scott snyders batman geoff johns justice league and aquaman were the gold standards of the new 52. Oh and cover morrisons marvel work next
I’d say we technically have one now. Every story Grant writes for Superman builds on what came before, not just their own stories but even the larger history of Superman. It’s fascinating.
All I can say is prepare for it to get really weird. The presentation’s kind of all over the place but after a few reads I think it really starts to come together
You look at all star Superman action comics and more recently Superman and the authority as well as him in jla Morrison's Superman stories tell a definitive finite story
That story definitely looms large, but I think Morrison thinks bigger than a single story. To them, every Superman story feeds into the larger picture of the character, and I think Action Comics is their attempt to bridge those different parts of Superman together. This is the story of him becoming the hero of All-Star.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek This version is a diluted Superman, made less super by mixing in "dark and gritty realism" as if that would make Superman better than the awesome character he is. Superman doesn't need to be "like Batman" and, in fact, needs to not be like Batman. This version... meh. I'm not invested in an un-super Superman.
@@iamsemjaza you know this version of Superman, is just going back to the golden age version of the character. that version of superman was more ruff around the edges with the criminals he fought. which in my opinion Golden age superman characterization is better than, the silver age version of the character. Champion of the Oppressed superman is better than, the hopeful idealist icon. also superman was already being like "batman", before batman was ever a thing. All star superman = Silver age superman and Action Comics = Golden age superman. which i think ever since the silver age of comics, we lost what made superman interesting in the first place.
Although I greatly enjoy reading all of the many various types Comicbook Stories and Titles of and about Superman himself,and I will have fond memories that Go along with great Adventure Stories as Heroes themselves do age and must eventually get old and immently pass away and let their own various types of descendants take over as a result of actually keeping a great Legacy such as Superman Along with many various other Superheroes as actual descendants themselves to replace them in their own watys within their own lifetime and time period in order for things to
This and Scott Snyder's Batman run are the benchmarks for the new 52 era of DC some books are problematic (Geoff Johns justice league) but these runs along with Kyle Higgins Nightwing run as well as Robert veditti's gl run and gl corps and new guardians I would reread again. But Morrison's action comics and Scott Snyder's Batman are my favorite new 52 runs I WANT A PROPER MORRISON AND WAIDS SUPERMAN RUNS PLEASE.
Both sides have definitely softened over the years, if Morrison’s Superman and the authority indicates anything. I’d imagine Grant just wants to try their hand at non-big-2 things for a while.
I’m a massive fan of their work on new x-men. As someone who grew up watching the evolution cartoon, I think it acts really well as a companion piece while achieving a lot of its own ideas. I think it was one of the first stories by Grant I’d read, and it’s stuck with me ever since.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek It was the first X-Men run I read in its entirety and I think it's my favorite despite the lack of nightcrawler. I really likes the third specie concept and the overall conflict of ideology in riot at Xavier and planet x(I think it's the name of the arc). "Xorn" was an interesting character and a lot of hints can be seen prior to the twist . Despite the numerous change of artist I wasn't really bothered by it. I really like the uniforms used in this run, Jean looks so cool, with the black trench-coat. Emma however got the short stick in my opinion.
@@robnokes8465 when he’s filling in for Rags Morales. I wouldn’t say fill-in work reflects badly on any artist, but it does take away from the overall look and tone of a book
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I’m just reiterating what Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Greg Pak, Paul Dini, Alex Ross, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster and countless other creators have done for the character. You can say you personally don’t like that angle but to say it’s not part of the character just is not true. Superman was created out of frustration with the people in power and a desire for social change. Like it or not, that’s what he has always been.
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Despite how they handled Superman throughout the New 52 after this run concluded I still love this run.
Morrison really brought Superman back to a more earnest portrayal of the character, closer to how he was introduced in the Golden Age. Not only on a surface level (this is a Superman that also leaps tall buildings in a single bound instead of flying), he also really did an amazing job in depicting the more humble side of his background, showing him as an idealistic and sincere country boy with an understandable frustration with authority figures, just like in the Golden Age, Morrison's New 52 Superman really felt like a Champion of The Oppressed
No arguments here. It’s really neat reading this having moved past the new 52 as well, kinda seems like Grant’s thesis on the character was ultimately proven right. You can try to change the character of Superman but something about the idea of what he represents always manages to shine through.
Despite the problems I have with New 52 and the way they portrayed Superman, I really like Superman's T-shirt look. It's very simple but unique. If WB did a Superman reboot film, I would love if they have superman wearing this costume for most of the story until the climax, where he can switch to his iconic costume, representing Clark growth into the man of steel's role.
I do think Morrison and Morales struck gold with that look. It’s got such a great folk-hero vibe to it.
When new 52 started people didn't like it and we're not happy about the time line change. But it was a success really it's just when it was bad it was really bad.
I'm rereading it now. Action comics and justice league and batman all great. Animal man was great and swap thing also jla and Aquaman was best it's ever been. Geoff Johns was the main guy all his stuff was great. But it's great for new readers. I love before and after
Yeah the Blue shirt thing was such a sick design
Grant Morrison is an Unreal writer. They capture the spirit of Classic Golden and Silver age stories, whilst also keeping their runs and ideas Fresh and New
It's just a shame that the new 52 Conflicted with Grants storytelling philosophy
Yeah, unfortunately it seems like their relationship with DC gets rocky almost immediately after they wrapped on 52. Still, it’s a testament to their skill that Morrison can still put out such an ambitious story with what they got.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek so true
This has to be my favorite Superman run of all time. What Morrison did here was absolutely brilliant. I was a huge fan of their vision for Superman and they are right up there with Maggin as being among my favorite Superman writers ever!
Fantastic work, Doug! I think this is one of your best yet.
Thanks so much Matt, that means the world! I've really grown to love Grant's work over the years but something about this book in particular really spoke to me. Hope I did it justice!
The concept of a hero in progress is always so interesting to me. This was an exciting start to new 52 superman even if it didn't last. He felt different and like early superman and the way morrison canonizes supermans early politics is so cool
Hero in progress is a really great way of putting it, especially given how Morrison handles their exit on the book. It almost feels like they’re saying Superman will always continue to change with the times but the ideas he represents will always stay true to form. It’s really interesting how they explored this with the authority miniseries later.
Peak character 🎉
Morrison always makes the best Superman stories
New 52 Clark is one of the best versions. He showed that superman isn't a dumbass weapon who will work for the government and is extremely reactive and is a flawless, smiling cat saviour-he is the angry young man who is the literal champion of the oppressed and no matter what the odds are or how many mistakes he makes or how many opponents stand in his way, he will stand tall and will endure.
I love this video man, Morrison's Action is great. Happy Superman Month!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it, and it’s an honor to take part. Happy #SupermanMonth!
It's an old school classic Superman with modern sensibilities
Love that phrasing, and I’d argue that’s why I love this series’ approach so well. Grant does a lot across the run but it seems like the biggest point they make is that Superman doesn’t need to be modernized. Truth and justice are everlasting concepts, so why mess with that?
Morisson DID also write a 24 issue Green Lantern run with Liam Sharp. They did a pretty great job with it too!
Just finished it the other day and loved it. They keep saying they’re done with superheroes but I think it’s only a matter of time. They’ll come back, and they’ll do it in spectacular fashion.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek can you imagine them doing something like Legion of Superheroes or Moon Knight? That second one done by them would be SO AMAZING!!! 😍😍😍 Or maybe Swamp Thing, once Ram V is done with his stellar take on the character!
Just so you know, your video convinced me to order the Superman Grant Morrison Omnibus.
That's fantastic to hear, thanks so much! I think this story is an incredible read, both as a fresh start and a reflection on everything that came before. Classic Grant at their best.
What are your thoughts on the Warworld Saga? I am working on a board game that reflects Superman as he dungeon crawls to find the captured members of the Authority, regaining his superpowers, taking out the Unmade and fighting Mongul on a chess board.
After watching this video, now I want to read Morrison's Action Comics because of how interesting it is with the World Against Superman book that I'll read someday.
Also, the story that Morrison did with Krypto is so wholesome
Krypto and the kid with the cape were some of my fave moments in the series. I really wish we’d gotten more little vignette like those in the series. They do such a great job of building up Superman’s larger mythology, like every piece of him radiates that inherent goodness.
Action comics has a grant Morrison omnibus of his run
Pete tomassis and Patrick gleesons Superman run is another example of classic Superman with modern sensibilities. With lois and jon adding the family dynamic but as with Morrison's run on action comics editorial influence got in the way
I’ve had Morrison’s Superman omnibus on my shelf for a while now.. I think this video is a sign to finally give it a read. Can’t wait to see all the themes you mentioned here unfold as I read for myself
Glad to heard it! I’d say this is definitely one that rewards you the more re-reads you give it
I think this run is actually my favourite Superman story ever… it’s flawed yes but I feel it’s such a perfect representation of the character, more comprehensive than even All-Star
Excellent video Morrison's action comics in an underrated gem in the debacle that is the new 52.
Yeah, I find the new 52 in general’s very up and down. For every Action Comics or Batman there’s a Hawk and Dove by Rob Liefeld lol
This run was epic.
I LOVE Morrison writing Superman, and the redesign with the tshirt and jeans is simple and iconic.
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I wasn't a fan of new 52 superman by grant Morrison mostly because I found it to be a complete and utter mess and plus it didn't help that both the kents and superman and Lois relationship was erased from existence, which really didn't help matters in the long run at least in my opinion. However that being said though I will give grant Morrison this though taking story this on its own and ignoring the new 52 trainwreck as a whole, as a story on its own its actually not bad looking back at it and in fact does feel like Superman besides the T-shirt and jeans look which I didn't like that design for superman because that feels like more superboy's look then Clark kent superman but that's just my opinion. However that being said though I did like that design sort of made a comeback in rebirth Jonathan Samuel Kent superboy as his little 10 year old self borrowing some elements of that superman with his original costume with Jon Kent wearing a hoodie and wearing jeans similar to that superman was really cute and adorable and made me smile everyday but that's just my opinion. Overall Great video on Superman month and great video on Grant Morrison action comics run during the new 52 as a whole.
I only read the first issue but the concept was very interesting. Morrison is one of the few writers who understands Superman and what he represents. Sometimes I wish Grant was made editor of the Superman comics. Better yet maje them the editor and chief of DC comics. They understand Superheroes better than the current regime.
I find it endlessly hilarious that this version of Clark was criticized as being too "extreme" and "aggressive" back in 2012, but looking back he was just too based.
Granted he was a douche in other books, but here, under Grant's pen, he's just proactive.
Thanks for the video
Wonderful breakdown of this run, I now have a reason to revisit it. You've earned yourself a subscriber sir.
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I think the big problem with this run is the new52. Readers were expecting a new and fresh Superman origin and this wasn't meant to be that. George Perez infamously said he never could get a straight answer if ma and pa Kent were alive or dead for his book. Had it released a few years earlier or later so people would know it was it's own thing like All-Star Superman then it would have been better received.
Also, I think Rags Morales was the wrong choice for primary artist. His line work strongly invokes realism so with all the more goofier and odd stuff would have worked better with a more retro style, deliberately invoking Curt Swan.
I hope for the james gunn film superman start with the t shirt jeans and boot suit and later on the filmhe gets the super suit.
Omg the cuffed jeans what a bicon
Too true
0:51 the fictional DC universe. Are you suggesting that 5th dimensional imps are not real? 😂😱
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To me this along with scott snyders batman geoff johns justice league and aquaman were the gold standards of the new 52. Oh and cover morrisons marvel work next
Great comics.
It becomes a bit confusing the more it goes on but it really rewards the reader if you take your time with it.
With the New 52 and initial premise of the book, this was my entry point to Superman comics and I very much enjoyed it.
We should have a longer Morrison Superman run similar to Batman
I’d say we technically have one now. Every story Grant writes for Superman builds on what came before, not just their own stories but even the larger history of Superman. It’s fascinating.
Morrison is my favorite comic writer, but I haven't read this run yet.
All I can say is prepare for it to get really weird. The presentation’s kind of all over the place but after a few reads I think it really starts to come together
Great job on new 52 action comics man by grant Morrison #Supermanmonth
This is your best video, man.
Perfect timing. I just finished this run very recently
You look at all star Superman action comics and more recently Superman and the authority as well as him in jla Morrison's Superman stories tell a definitive finite story
"The definitive version" is All-Star Supes
That story definitely looms large, but I think Morrison thinks bigger than a single story. To them, every Superman story feeds into the larger picture of the character, and I think Action Comics is their attempt to bridge those different parts of Superman together. This is the story of him becoming the hero of All-Star.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek This version is a diluted Superman, made less super by mixing in "dark and gritty realism" as if that would make Superman better than the awesome character he is. Superman doesn't need to be "like Batman" and, in fact, needs to not be like Batman. This version... meh. I'm not invested in an un-super Superman.
@@iamsemjaza you know this version of Superman, is just going back to the golden age version of the character. that version of superman was more ruff around the edges with the criminals he fought. which in my opinion Golden age superman characterization is better than, the silver age version of the character. Champion of the Oppressed superman is better than, the hopeful idealist icon. also superman was already being like "batman", before batman was ever a thing. All star superman = Silver age superman and Action Comics = Golden age superman. which i think ever since the silver age of comics, we lost what made superman interesting in the first place.
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One of my all time favorite runs
Although I greatly enjoy reading all of the many various types Comicbook Stories and Titles of and about Superman himself,and I will have fond memories that Go along with great Adventure Stories as Heroes themselves do age and must eventually get old and immently pass away and let their own various types of descendants take over as a result of actually keeping a great Legacy such as Superman Along with many various other Superheroes as actual descendants themselves to replace them in their own watys within their own lifetime and time period in order for things to
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This and Scott Snyder's Batman run are the benchmarks for the new 52 era of DC some books are problematic (Geoff Johns justice league) but these runs along with Kyle Higgins Nightwing run as well as Robert veditti's gl run and gl corps and new guardians I would reread again. But Morrison's action comics and Scott Snyder's Batman are my favorite new 52 runs I WANT A PROPER MORRISON AND WAIDS SUPERMAN RUNS PLEASE.
I hope DC and Morrison can make amends. WE WERE ROBBED
Both sides have definitely softened over the years, if Morrison’s Superman and the authority indicates anything. I’d imagine Grant just wants to try their hand at non-big-2 things for a while.
True i see him doing more creator own stuff for awhile as well as film and tv @ForEveryKindofGeek
I think I'll actually give this series a try.
Fantastic video man you still haven't missed.
Thanks so much, Joe!
Did you get Dan Olson to be Superman for this?
Nope, those golden tones are courtesy of Aeric Azana from the Geeksplained Book club!
@@ForEveryKindofGeek He did a really cool job! Excellent video as well btw
Bro your content quality is sooooo goood. Keep it up.
Thanks so much!
I wonder what you think of their X-Men run . I found it really interesting.
I’m a massive fan of their work on new x-men. As someone who grew up watching the evolution cartoon, I think it acts really well as a companion piece while achieving a lot of its own ideas. I think it was one of the first stories by Grant I’d read, and it’s stuck with me ever since.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek It was the first X-Men run I read in its entirety and I think it's my favorite despite the lack of nightcrawler. I really likes the third specie concept and the overall conflict of ideology in riot at Xavier and planet x(I think it's the name of the arc). "Xorn" was an interesting character and a lot of hints can be seen prior to the twist .
Despite the numerous change of artist I wasn't really bothered by it.
I really like the uniforms used in this run, Jean looks so cool, with the black trench-coat. Emma however got the short stick in my opinion.
How could Andy Kubert be considered a fill in artist
@@robnokes8465 when he’s filling in for Rags Morales. I wouldn’t say fill-in work reflects badly on any artist, but it does take away from the overall look and tone of a book
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Stop giving problem to an actual individual to whom you should'nt be giving problems to,enough said.
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I'll be honest, I was completely underwhelmed by Morrison's Action Comics run.
You got other Morrison books you want to cover
I’m sure I’ll find something. It took me a while to get into grants stuff but since then I’ve really loved their work and ideas
One of Grant Morrison's weakest works, but still better than most of the New 52 garbage and their Green Lantern run.
i would argue that the new 52 wasn't ALL garbage
The art is underwhelming.
i actually loved morrisons new 52 superman. It is like my top or second favorite superman run.
people need to stfu, i loved new 52 superman and actually got me to care about the character and think he wasnt lame.
Socialist hero give me a break can you don't make supes a political tool
I’m just reiterating what Grant Morrison, Mark Waid, Greg Pak, Paul Dini, Alex Ross, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster and countless other creators have done for the character. You can say you personally don’t like that angle but to say it’s not part of the character just is not true.
Superman was created out of frustration with the people in power and a desire for social change. Like it or not, that’s what he has always been.
@@ForEveryKindofGeek men i wish we could share our opinion face to face i really like to have conversation with comic geek.thanks for the info brother🤠
Props to you for being mature on this aspect. I'm glad we can still have disagreements these days. @@mgs2014