The Filth (New Edition)

If you’re into Morrison, then this is him unleashed. It’s good to get this volume as the size helps with the art and you may want to reread some sections after the complete read. It’s a very ambitious effort. I’m not sure that everything quite lands, but it’s still stunning, creative work.

At first you won't get it, but after a little bit of pushing, the nook just turns into this really awesome thing that I want to tell me friends, but it has so much messed up stuff in it, I'm kinda embarrassed to, but I will always know in my heart that there is people cleaning up filth in the world *sniff*sniff

It’s his usual moments of postmodern brilliance, but this time it comes saddled with an incomprehensible plot and a confusing message about control. He has covered the same issues in much better ways in his other work. His attempt at making a status quo perspective really makes no sense given the weirdness within what is supposed to be the thing maintaining social order. You can just read The Invisibles and have a much better time.

This was a really good read. One of the things going for it is you get the complete story arc in this book. There's no waiting for the next issue or the next collected works to get through it. I liked the artwork a great deal: it presented a universe similar to what you get in Naked Lunch or some of Iain Bank's better stories. Lots of good Biomechanical monstrosities that Giger would be proud of, too. If you like weird stories, you'll like this one.

Everytime I hear about Q-anon, I think of this book. You see a lot of " Morrison-isms" in this, similar to " The Invisibles" . All in all, a good thought provoking read.

Beyond a comic book, The Filth is a deep look into the human psyche. Intense and gripping, I couldn't stop until I had read it through twice in a row. Just read it.

Surreal, disturbing, and effecting.

Didn't quite get the story as a whole but still really liked how it f****d my mind. Thank you