by Grant Morrison, Richard Case, John Nyberg
Doom Patrol is straight out of a wonderful mind. Praise this Grant Morrison.
It must have been exciting to read Morrison's Doom Patrol when it was first coming out, never knowing from one month to the next if you'd be encountering a woman with every super power you've never thought of, or traveling through the psyche of Crazy Jane, or exploring the relationship between Monsi...
With the introduction of the Brotherhood of Dada the insanity that is Doom Patrol really gets rolling. In this volume we also get the Cult of the Unwritten Book, a fight between two brains in jars, and a makeout session between a robot and a gorilla. My cup runneth over.
The second volume of Grant Morrison's Doom Patrol run is when the weirdness gets dialed up to eleven and then the knob breaks off and rolls under the fridge. First up are Mr. Nobody and the Brotherhood of Dada on their mad quest for the Painting that Ate Paris, a recursive structure that traps peop...
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