TimeMachineGo A (almost) comprehensive list of Grant Morrison's work in comics and other media. Last updated in May 2001. http://www.timemachinego.com/morrison/

Grant-morrison.com Grant Morrison's official website. Contains biography, bibliography, photo gallery, columns and writings. http://www.grant-morrison.com/

Grant Morrison's Lovely Biscuits Publisher's page for Morrison's first collection of non-comics writing, including horror-fantasy stories and short plays. http://oneiros.freeyellow.com/biscuits.html

Come In Alone Interview Warren Ellis interviews Morrison. http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/index.cgi?column=cia&article=492

Profile: Grant Morrison A thorough and unvaluable resource about the creator of The Invisibles. Includes an in-depth interview, features and reviews of his most relevant works. http://www.popimage.com/profile/

The Continuity Pages: Grant Morrison Includes message board and informations about author, comics. http://www.continuitypages.com/grantmorrison.htm

Sequential Tart: Charging the Sigil Interview by Lauren Vega-Rasner and Barb Lien. http://www.sequentialtart.com/archive/jan00/morrisong_2.shtml

The Annotated Flex Mentallo Annotations for Morrison's miniseries Flex Mentallo. http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~craft/flex/index.html

Crack!Comicks A companion site for www.grant-morrison.com it provides useful information about Morrison's most recent Vertigo work, The Filth. http://www.crackcomicks.com/

Interview with an Umpire: Grant Morrison Morrison talks about his whole comics career and just about everything in an interview published by Barbelith Webzine. http://www.barbelith.com/interviews/interview_1.shtml

Disinformation: Flick the Switch Interview by Jason Louv, conducted at the 2001 San Diego Comic Convention. Morrison at his best... http://www.disinfo.com/site/displayarticle54.html

Alan Moore: 1963 Interviews Two interviews with Moore in the guise of Affable Al, the Stan Lee-like persona that he adopted for his series 1963. http://www.comicon.com/moore/interview_affable.htm