Well, T., I’m the one who coined the term The God of All Comics, and I’m using it somewhat ironically. You knew that!!!!

Actually, I thought others on this site said it too. My bad.

Ironic analogy, since you seem to be playing the martyr.

I’m not playing the martyr, just correcting Brad. The real irony here is that I actually like his Batman run. Not as much as Dini’s, but it’s a decent enough read.

But I think the way it actually works is that I’m the one that actually causes people psychic pain around here by daring to suggest the he isn’t the second coming of Jesus.

Ironic analogy, since you seem to be playing the martyr.

I’m the one that actually causes people psychic pain around here by daring to suggest the he isn’t the second coming of Jesus.

But that only causes pain because we know he isn’t the second coming, he’s the first coming of the 5-D Ultra Jesus of Infinity*.

*Which is only a rough translation of his title – the actual name is just a sigil, only it can’t be comprehended by human minds at our current level of consciousness.

See, there’s that exaggeration again.

Nah, just by using so much hyperbole.

People say “God of All Comics” regularly, yet I’M the only one guilty of hyperbole? I love it.

I didn’t think Batman was as strong as the last two issues. But the last two were friggin’ spectacular.

So is JHIII actually the regular artist, now? ‘Cause if so I’m adding this to my pull list.

Yeah, so I kind of like that book. I’m also really grooving on the psychic pain I probably caused T. (or Johnny Triangles, or whatever he’s calling himself these days) by enthusiastically praising a Morrison comic. Mmm, delicious psychic pain. That schadenfreud aside, the rest of the books I picked up were nothing to sneeze at either.

I’ve praised Morrison before. When he’s good, he’s good. But I think the way it actually works is that I’m the one that actually causes people psychic pain around here by daring to suggest the he isn’t the second coming of Jesus.