Morrison's "All-Star Legion of Super-Heroes"?
Via Millarworld, here's an interesting bit from Wizard's "Best of 2007" issue. Grant Morrison has a couple things to say about the upcoming end of his "All-Star Superman" arc.
MORRISON: ...But there will be some more after [issue 12]. We’re planning to do some All-Star specials with other artists.
WIZARD: Are the specials going to fit into the continuity of the previous 12 issues?
MORRISON: Yeah. It’ll be the world of All-Star Superman, but you might get to see what it was like in the first year of his career or an adventure with the Legion of Super-Heroes—that kind of thing. There were a bunch of stories that I had left over because I knew we were only going to do 12. I had an idea for an All-Star Superman/Batman book, and a bunch of ideas for that ended up feeding into the notion of doing these specials."
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Hmm ... hard to match this with recent Lying in the Gutters comments that the All-Star line's going to get a reboot. We'll see--do you like the idea of these specials because the more Legion, the better, or do you feel that another Superman/Legion story, following on the heels of what Geoff Johns is doing, is overkill?
Hmm. A Legion story by a great writer, at the top of his game, presumably drawn by an artist of a high-enough profile to be considered for the ALL-STAR line (current roster: Jim Lee, Frank Quitely, Adam Hughes, Neal Adams, Frank Miller). Can only be a good thing, surely.
Well Johns already did his version of a Bizarro world just a little after Morrison did his, so it should be fair play for Morrison to do a Legion story after Johns does one.
I'm afraid of Morrison's take on the Legion.
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