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Interesting stuff from the interviews...
From Pop Thought:
My own personal taste doesn't run to literal work or stuff where everything's neatly explained to me and tied in a 'clever' bow. The world's a big, wild mess and I like to reflect that.
I find this one interesting, because I remember another interview where he complains about readers being incapable of understanding metaphors and complaining about the rise of reality TV because reality lacks structure and other stuff. He is contradicting himself a bit here, I think. Then again, my memory barely works so it is possible I imagined the other interview and I am talking completely out of my hiney.
And from The Pulse:
"Some readers have speculated that the Sheeda are an extra-dimensional threat but in actual fact they're from the same dimension and the same planet as everyone else in our story," continued Morrison. "Who and what the Sheeda really are is one of the narrative strands - the secret origin of Faerie, if you like. The only proper extra-dimensionals in Seven Soldiers are the mysterious Seven Unknown Men - all of whom have previously appeared in various DC books from the last 40 years but not all together," continued Morrison. "And no, I don't think anyone will ever guess where these characters first appeared, nor does it matter, to be honest."
Well, I like to think Phantom Stranger is one of the seven mystery guys. And about the Sheeda... hmmm... either a civilization from the future pillaging the past, or a civilization from the past pillaging the future, perhaps? |
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