“He goes to dark, dark places of the human psyche, but he knows how to make it redeeming and hopeful.” Grant Morrison FilmMagic

“When he goes into a world, he builds it completely from his imagination,” says Universal Content Prods. He has carried that formula over to a burgeoning television career - first to a version of “Happy!” that lasted two seasons on Syfy, and now to an ambitious adaptation of Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” which premieres July 15 as the tentpole original series on Comcast’s new streaming service, Peacock. In comics, he has a reputation for blending metaphysics, pop culture, humor and genre tropes. But Morrison spent the bulk of his career in comics, creating hugely popular science fiction-fantasy series such as “The Invisibles,” “Happy!” and “The Filth,” and put his stamp on linchpin DC and Marvel properties such as Batman, Superman and the X-Men. TV writers are accustomed to working in close quarters.

But we’re looking at the news every day, and it just keeps getting weirder and wilder.” We’re in the country, so you barely notice what’s been going down. “As a writer, you’re self-isolating your entire life anyway,” Morrison says from his home in his native Scotland. Grant Morrison has been riding out the coronavirus pandemic at a safe distance from Hollywood. Peacock Launch Lineup: What's on Free Streaming and Premium Tiers Why HBO Max, Peacock Are Deadlocked in Talks With Roku and Amazon NBCU's Peacock App for Android Suffers Delay on Launch Day

Happy! by Grant Morrison