Status Updates From Supergods: Héroes, mitos e ...

Not loving all the personal revelations, but I suppose it's kind of his autobiography to an extent. I'm digging the parts where he reveals the story behind creation of things I know, like Arkham Asylum, but it's a bit dull reading about stuff I'm not up on.

A bit more than halfway. Morrison views comics quite differently, with the notion that they are 'real' in a sense, and that it is a mistake to try to impute our reality onto them. This is pretty at odds with how comics have gone since I read them as a kid. I like realism in my comic stories--Frank Miller's Daredevil run is one of my faves. However, All Star Superman is pretty great, too.

A nice combo of comic book history and personal anecdotes as a kid and then as a beginning writer. I like the way Morrison writes; he weaves complex ideas and observations with wry humor and self deprecation.