Assuming this happens, the script will likely be written by Geoff Johns, who will undoubtedly force Grant Morrison the fictional superhero to face off in a magical duel of the wits with their natural archnemesis, The Original Writer. While he wasnt great at creating villains he excelled at the interactions between the family. Which means that it is both legally and artistically possible that DC could make a Grant Morrison solo spin-off movie or TV show in which they team up with various incarnations of Batman and Superman and Flash and whoever else. Waid spent his run building the Flash Family and creating the mythos, namely the Speed Force. To recap: the Grant Morrison of our reality created a fictional Grant Morrison who exists in DC Comics continuity, and either one or both of those Grant Morrisons are also canonical characters within the DC Cinematic Universe. The Writer had another cameo in Suicide Squad #58, in which they are recruited onto the infamous team of supervillains…only to be brutally killed moments into their first mission. Not because The Writer was a cruel and horrible supervillain bent on world domination or anything - no, The Writer was simply doing their job, using their superpowered narrative-crafting abilities to manipulate Animal Man's life for the entertainment of comic book readers in our reality. The Writer - whose real name is also Grant Morrison - first appeared on-panel in Animal Man #25*, where they revealed to the titular hero that they were the mastermind behind all of the terrible things that had happened to him and his family. The bald Scotsman is in fact an established DC Comics character called The Writer, who was created by Grant Morrison.

The bald Scotsman turns to Gar, and somehow inexplicably notices the green superhero observing him from the Bleed between universes. While traveling through the multiverse, Gar 'Beast Boy' Logan happens upon a transdimensional portal that reveals on the other side of it the curious visage of a bald 60-something Scotsman, sketching a map of the multiversity from the comfort of their study. The most recent episode of the Titans TV show - inspired by DC's Teen Titans comic books - featured a particularly surprising cameo.

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