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This section includes stories from Alan Moore, Klaus Jansen, Grell, Doug Moench, Gene Colan, Dan Jurgens, Chuck Dixon, Jim Aparo and Rodolfo Damaggia This also leads to the death of Oliver Queen. The fourth section of the book is Return of the Archer and starts up with works by Kevin Smith and Phil Hester and then[...]

The sequel, Injustice 2, is set to come out next year, and NetherRealm Studios' Ed Boon is looking for ways to improve on the original. One idea… one potentially very, very bad idea… You wanna see Watchmen characters in Injustice 2 ? — Ed Boon (@noobde) November 22, 2016 Clearly, the approximately 14,841.44 people who voted "Yes" must not[...]

TL;DR: Go get these insanely great and limited Providence Century Sets, while supplies last. If you haven't read Providence by Alan Moore and Jacen Burrows, there's really no sweeping overview I can give you that won't substantially spoil the magic, so let me come at it by way of analogy: Even the slightest glance at the history of[...]

And the theatre of the surreal continues with the eight issue of Cinema Purgatorio with stories by some of the top writers in the industry including Alan Moore, Garth Ennis, Max Brooks and more. Avatar Press is the parent company of Bleeding Cool. UBER: INVASION#1 REGULAR CVR Retail Price: $3.99 US Writer: Kieron Gillen Covers and Art: Daniel Gete MR, Color, 32[...]

Based on the Alan Moore and Brian Bolland graphic novel that is considered by many to be one of the top Batman stories published, the animated film was met with mixed reviews because of the opening sequence added on But these guys seemed to have problems with a lot more than just what happened between[...]

Alan Moore is a comic book writer who has a novel coming out, Jerusalem. Stewart Lee is a stand-up comedian who also has a book out, Content Provider. And, for the Guardian, they talk about writing… and the unexpected reactions of the audience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79MpJ-PwTlwVideo can't be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Stewart Lee talks to Alan Moore about writing[...]

Alan Moore has given Uber, the superhero war comic by Kieron Gillen, Canaan White and Daniel Gete, his blessing. For the Kickstarter appeal to launch the return of the series published by Avatar, Bleeding Cool's owners, he says, "Situating the superhuman in its only credible real-life context, UBER gives us an appallingly logical and brilliantly-imagined world where[...]

This volume collects issues #93 – 100 of the ongoing Crossed: Badlands series. CROSSED VOL 17 HC $39.99 CINEMA PURGATORIO #6 $6.99 Cover: Kevin O'Neill Writers: Alan Moore, Garth Ennis, Max Brooks, Kieron Gillen, Christos Gage Artists: Kevin O'Neill, Raulo Caceres, Michael DiPascale, Ignacio Calero, Gabriel Andrade MR, B&W, 48 pages, ongoing monthly, no ads The lights are low and that surreal ticking noise[...]

#Zubat #AlanMoore #PokemonGo pic.twitter.com/3CeZkS92If — Amber Moore (@Amber_moore) July 15, 2016 Amber Moore, one of Alan's daughters, has taken Pokemon Go into strange and wonderful places. Including Alan Moore's paperwork. Look forward to Zubats making their way into Cinema Purgatorio? I suppose they already have Modded. It's not just Pokemon trainers who are wandering into strange and hostile situations[...]

Alan Moore's second novel, Jerusalem is due to be released later this year But if reading more that 600,000 words fills you with a little trepidation, why not look to someone who has done it for you? Like the award-winning Simon Vance, who has read for the audio version of the book And who took a trip[...]

Avatar Press is offering up a double-dose of Alan Moore this week Kicking it off with the second issue of Cinema Purgatorio as Moore teams with Kevin O'Neill as hosts for the new anthology that also includes writers Garth Ennis, Max Brooks, Kieron Gillen and Christos Gage and artists Paulo Caceres, Michael DiPascale, Ignacio Calero[...]

As a duo who worked together on Beyond The Fringe before spinning off their own TV show Not Only But Also, the team of Pete'N'Dud were national treasures in the UK. That can't be said about their other characters, the foul mouthed Derek And Clive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17-IDPQEqaw In that spirit, Robert Goodman and Alan Moore and have revived their characters[...]

This coming week, Mitch Jenkins will be filming a new Show Pieces film both written by and co-starring Alan Moore It will feature Moore's character from Show Pieces, Frank Metterton and Nicky Matchbright played by Robert Goodman, two characters who are both God and the Devil, creatures pretending to be God and the Devil and[...]

I attended the screening of Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins' Show Pieces at the Barbican yesterday, with a Q&A to follow More of that elsewhere on the site it was quite a day. I did get a chance to chat with Alan earlier in the day It's been quite a week for him – the release[...]

In 2007, Iain Sinclair published London: A City of Disappearances, which included the Alan Moore novella, Unearthing, a story about the long history of London suburb Shooter's Hill in a fashion similar to Voice Of The Fire on Northampton, and also his best friend and mentor who lived there, the late Steve Moore, which would also[...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDj4zGFf4F8 As The Killing Joke is being remade as an animated R-Rated movie by Warners, Alan Moore's comments on the comic he wrote have also been revived. Such as from Kurt Amacker for Mania.com – a now long abandoned comic book news portal archived by the Wayback Machine from 2009. Again, it was never intended as a blanket approach for[...]

Cinema Purgatorio is the new curated Alan Moore anthology comic coming out from Bleeding Cool owners Avatar Press Launched at the London Super Comic Con and available digitally right now, this 52 page anthology be out in comic stores this Wednesday for $5.99. They are well ahead of it I'm told, with material coming in for issue[...]

  Bleeding Cool's owner Avatar Press have launched their direct digital comics offerings – DRM-free comics from their range of extreme offerings from the biggest writing names in comics. And in Cinema Purgatorio's case, ahead of next Wednesday's mass-market comic store date. The work of Alan Moore, Warren Ellis, Garth Ennis, Kieron Gillen, Max Brooks, Jonathan Huckman, Si Spurrier, Antony[...]

© 2012 John Angerson.Filming of Jimmy's End – Northampton The film Show Pieces is getting a screening at the Barbican on the 8th of May followed by a question and answer session with writer Alan Moore and director Mitch Jenkins. Already available as a box set, the film will also be available digitally to iTunes, Hula and Amazon in May as well. This is Moore's first work[...]

Here are Bleeding Cool owner Avatar Press' July solicitations, including a new chapter in Alan Moore's ongoing anthology Cinema Purgatorio and the new Mercury Heat written by Kieron Gillen CROSSED: BADLANDS #100 REGULAR CVR $5.99 Cover: German Nobile Writer: Christos Gage Artist: Emiliano Urdinola MR, Color, 64 pages No Ads This is the way the world ends in the final issue of[...]

Here are the solicitations for Avatar Press for June 2016, leading with the second issue of the Alan Moore curated anthology Cinema Purgatorio Moore also has his new issue of Providence with Jacen Burrows solicited, as well as Crossed Badlands by Christos Gage and Emiliano Urdinola, Crossed +100 from Si Spurrier and Martin Tunica and War Stories[...]

When Alan Moore wrote The Killing Joke for Brian Bolland, its status in DC Comics continuity was never meant to be as fixed as it became It gave us a story that referenced Bat-Girl, Batwoman, Ace the Bat-Hound and Bat-Mite – characters that did not exist in continuity, after DC's Crisis On Infinite Earths rewrote the universe. And the[...]

Just in time for Alan Moore's birthday. No one send it to him as a present, okay? Maybe you could send the Supergirl colouring book instead… I remember at one point someone at DC Comics called up someone at Dynamite Entertainment, over their solicitation of a Watchmen toaster, that burned the pattern of Rorschach's face into each[...]

We have the solicitations for the books shipping in May 2016 from Avatar Press which starts of with lots of Alan Moore His Providence series with Jacen Burrows gets collected into a limited hardcover edition while a new monthly anthology called Cinema Purgatorio will feature Moore working with his League of Extraordinary Gentlemen partner Kevin O'Neill[...]

The Alan Moore/Kevin O'Neill-led anthology from Bleeding Cool publisher Avatar Press, Cinema Purgatorio has just hit $100,000 on Kickstarter, with a day-and-a-half to go. Avatar Press will have 200 copies of the deluxe hardcover of Cinema Purgatorio flown out to the London Super Comic Con this coming weekend They can be pre-ordered for $35 on Kickstarter,[...]

Avatar Press are also publishing Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's new anthology series Cinema Purgatorio And Avatar Press are currently funding it on Kickstarter, using it as a way to obtain direct preorders without going through Diamond and the like. But what about retailers? Will it bypass them as well? Not a bit of it[...]

In an interview with Bleeding Cool yesterday, about his upcoming Cinema Purgatorio project, Alan Moore passed on some news regarding the League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen comic he creates with Kevin O'Neill. Kevin had been working solely on that for fifteen years, and it must have occurred to him that if he'd actually murdered somebody he'd be out by[...]

Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill are the creators of League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen But, for Bleeding Cool owner Avatar Press, they are starting something new. Cinema Purgatorio, a horror anthology comic book including their work and the work of their friends, including Max Brooks, Kieron Gillen, Christos Gage and more. And, yes, it's being funded on Kickstarter. The lead[...]

Stephen Baskerville writes After 30 years, Jim Dandy In The Underworld is finally back– and for the first time in full colour– in the splendid digital anthology Aces Weekly (Volumes 19 and 20 to be precise). (Read the first week's installment for free right here:) "But who is Jim Dandy in the Underworld, and why should I be even vaguely interested[...]

The controversy over the Angoulême Grand Prix is far from over. After the controversy in which thirty nominees for the prestigious prize were named, without one woman, the organisers eventually abandoned the list and said that voters could vote for anyone they wished. The final three nominees, who will go forward to a second vote, are Belgian comics[...]