He was his editor on The Filth. Fit that into what you know of the Morrison timeline.

Guam's not a country.

Guam's not a country.

Also, beating up his ex-wife with a baseball bat.

Also, beating up his ex-wife with a baseball bat.

Bad about paying to watch one, that's understandable.

Bad about paying to watch one, that's understandable.

How'd it take 8 pages for someone to bring up the Polanski thing? That was the first thing on my mind. Why do people still work for him? Especially since a lot of the actors and actresses in his movies are also parents…

How'd it take 8 pages for someone to bring up the Polanski thing? That was the first thing on my mind. Why do people still work for him? Especially since a lot of the actors and actresses in his movies are also parents…

Or, he has experience raping ducks (the only species which can't pregnant through rape).

Or, he has experience raping ducks (the only species which can't pregnant through rape).

According to Steve Bunche (my mom's old college classmate/my internet friend who's worked as an editor at Marvel and Vertigo), Grant Morrison is the worst as far as egoistic comic writers (he gives Frank Miller a pass as he's probably clinically insane, while Morrison's just an asshole).

According to Steve Bunche (my mom's old college classmate/my internet friend who's worked as an editor at Marvel and Vertigo), Grant Morrison is the worst as far as egoistic comic writers (he gives Frank Miller a pass as he's probably clinically insane, while Morrison's just an asshole).

I'd hope nobody reading this goes out and cures autism.

I'd hope nobody reading this goes out and cures autism.

That's my view as someone on the spectrum. If you can find ways to help people deal with the more severe symptoms, great, but don't go and rewire a person's entire brain because they're not "normal" enough.

That's my view as someone on the spectrum. If you can find ways to help people deal with the more severe symptoms, great, but don't go and rewire a person's entire brain because they're not "normal" enough.

My issue with Scientology isn't the beliefs but the cult-like nature of the church itself. I mean, of course lots of other religious institutions have histories of corruption, but you can believe in those religions and still speak up against the shit being done in their name. I have yet to see an honest-to-Xenu…

My issue with Scientology isn't the beliefs but the cult-like nature of the church itself. I mean, of course lots of other religious institutions have histories of corruption, but you can believe in those religions and still speak up against the shit being done in their name. I have yet to see an honest-to-Xenu…

Neil Gaiman seems like a truly wonderful person. And in connection with some of the other discussions going on here, he gets points for being able to escape the clutches of Scientology.