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"Grant Morrison has denied that he has abandoned superheroes. The Happy! writer has debunked the reports that he would take an indefinite break from the genre.   &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been promoted across the internet that I&amp;#039;m leaving comics or leaving superheroes, but I&amp;#039;m not at all,&amp;quot; he told iFanboy. &amp;quot;All I&amp;#039;m doing is stopping a couple of monthly books for a while. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ve got a Wonder Woman project coming up and Multiversity to come and I&amp;#039;m sure there&amp;#039;ll be other things because it&amp;#039;s a kind of writing that I like to do. All it means is that I&amp;#039;m not doing monthlies for a while to concentrate on special projects. &amp;quot;And partly that&amp;#039;s because I&amp;#039;ve enjoyed the way that Multiversity was written and the fact that I was able to do multiple drafts and kind of bring it to a kind of perfection for myself. I want to do a bit more of that, you know? &amp;quot;As much as I love the lively kind of live performance aspect of monthly books, where you&amp;#039;re basically sending in a first draft and working fast, I kind of really got into this notion of spending a lot of time on something. So Multiversity kind of inspired the rest of the stuff that I&amp;#039;ll be doing for the next couple of years.&amp;quot; Morrison recently revealed details of the long-awaited DC Comics Multiversity project, which will debut in 2013. He will conclude his current work on ongoing series with Action Comics #16 and Batman Incorporated #12. Morrison recently released the first issue of his Darick Robertson-illustrated Image Comics debut Happy!. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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