Morrison's DCU concepts?

[Mr. Fancypants]

Sorry if this has already been answered -- i did a rudimentary search and couldn't find what i was looking for...

has anyone compiled a list of grant morrison's concepts for the new dcu? things he has his name in the credits for, things he's just designed, whatever.

i know, for example, the all new atom is his even though gail simone is writing, and so are the freedom fighters with gray and palmiotti. i know the great ten is his concept, too. of course whatever 7 soldiers stuff happens will be his. anyway, if a list exists, could someone point me in it's direction? if not -- let's make one here, shall we? this is what i've got so far...

all new atom (new series)
great 10 (characters)
freedom fighters (new series)
seven soldiers of victory
plus, he'll be writing batman for awhile.

[Messiah Complex]

I'd say that's enough, unless you want to count what he's doing at Wildstorm. Any word on actual Seven Soldier follow ups? Sorry, this is the first reply and I have nothing to add, I just saw Morrison in the heading and got excited (he's not really the reincarnation of St. Paul, is he?)

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SATAN SAYS: Yes, he is.

[LooksBetterDrawn]

I'd say that's enough, unless you want to count what he's doing at Wildstorm.

wait...what's he doing for wildstorm?

[Sean Walsh]

wait...what's he doing for wildstorm?

A little book called WildCATS, with art by Jim Lee.

[FanboyStranger]

A little book called WildCATS, with art by Jim Lee.

As well as a little book called The Authority with art by Gene Ha.

I'm pretty sure we can attribute most of the Doc Magnus/T.O. Morrow "missing mad scientists" to Morrison as well. (Not as obvious as the Rucka Question/Montoya bits or Waid on Booster and Skeets.)