The 128+ Grant Morrison Quotes

I'm A Fan Myself, So I Try To Write The Kind Of Comics I Want To Read.

The Big Problem Is Time. I Don't Have Enough Of It To Do All The Things I Think About Doing.

My Greatest Accomplishment So Far Is To Keep Selling Enough That I Never Want For The Labor That Sustains My Presbyterian Soul.

I Do Like To Keep Abreast Of What The Hardcore Vocal Members Of The Comics-reading Audience Are Talking About On Internet Message Boards, But There Are So Few Of Them, As A Percentage Of The Buying Audience, That I Can't Allow Their Opinions To Dictate Story Direction.

I Write Every Day, For Most Of The Day, So It's Just About Turning Into Metaphor Whatever's Going On In My Life, In The World, And In My Head. Every Nightmare, Every Moment Of Grief Or Joy Or Failure, Is A Moment I Can Convert Into Cash Via Words. I Use Everything. Turning Life Into Stories Is How I Make Sense Of My Experience.

I Thought I Could Capture The Stories Of The City On Paper. I Thought I Could Write About The Horrors Of The City. Horror Stories You See. I Tell You I Didn't Have To Look Far For Material. Everywhere I Looked, There Were Stories Hidden There In The Dark Corners. . . . I Wrote And Still There Were More. . . . No One Would Publish Them. 'too Horrible,' They Said. 'sick Mind,' They Said. I Thought I Could Write About The Horrors Of The City But The Horror Is Too Big And It Goes On Forever.

Sometimes It’s Only Madness That Makes Us What We Are.

I Love 'batman.' I Love The Adam West 'batman.' I Love The Animated 'batman.' The Character Of Batman Can Encompass Any Interpretation, Which Is What Makes That Character So Brilliant And Why It's Survived So Many Different Media.

I Was Always Interested In Myths Growing Up. So, First I Got Into Some Roman Myths, Then I Was Interested In Norse, Then Celtic, Then I Started Spreading To All The Other Mythologies.

It’s Mostly Just You Have To Convince Yourself That There’s Nothing Else In The Room But John Lennon And Suddenly Things Start John Lennon-ing!

Unlike Novel Characters, Comic Book Characters Last An Eternity. When A Character Is Changed Beyond Recognition, There's No Longer The Merchandising Aspect.

Why Did You Make It So Hard For Me? I'd Rather Empty The Ocean With A Sieve. I Do It For You. Or Count The Grains Of Sand On Every Beach. All For You. There Are So Many People, So Many Countries. But I Have Time. All The Time In The World. Eternity.