When he started his current run on Justice League, writer Christopher Priest said that he'd be approaching DC's first-tier team book as a workplace drama. The legendary comics writer says that, no surprise, the Dark Knight would be a hero who'd give headaches to the human resources department.
Christopher Priest has written some of the most imaginative and thrilling comics of the past 30 years and starting this summer, he's bringing all of his talents to DC's flagship Justice League series with a new story arc titled "Lost".
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Somewhere during a four-decade career in editing and scripting comics, Christopher Priest found himself categorised as a "black writer", despite having written Batman, Spider-Man and other icons. He drifted away from the industry out of frustration, leaving fans of his incisive approach all the poorer. He's back now, though, writing one of the complex villains in superhero comics.
