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Alan Moore
25,000 Years of Erotic Freedom
From Hell
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Neil Gaiman
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American Gods
American Gods: The Tenth Anniversary Edition: A Novel
Anansi Boys (American Gods Book 2)
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Coraline
Day of the Dead: A Babylon5 Scriptbook
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Alan Moore Archives
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In case you didn't catch the news when it dropped on Wednesday, The Telegraph had an opportunity to interview writer Alan Moore At one point in the interview, the topic came up regarding how Moore's works have been adapted for film & television Now, we have a feeling that if you're reading this then you're probably[...]
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In case you're one of the few remaining people left on this planet who doesn't know it yet, writer Alan Moore is not a big fan of television & film adaptations of his work Like… not at all He's been on the record making it pretty clear for decades And yet, he still gets asked[...]
Talking about using his dream journals in his work, Alan Moore once said, "the only promising item that they've thrown up so far is an intriguing sounding name: Dennis Knuckleyard I may find a place to use this in the future, or I may not." Well, it seems that he has Bleeding Cool has details[...]
BBC Maestro has been chopping up slivers of their six-hour long Masterclass With Alan Moore series of videos, for use on social media, such as YouTube and TikTok And their choice of snippets is peculiarly entertaining, such as the following, which seems to turn into a confectionary advertisement Alan Moore says, "The three things that[...]
Then there's the "Timeless Child" reveal that was designed to shock fans and give the show new mystery and intrigue, but it's just a tired and lazy use of the "everything the hero knows about their origin is wrong!" plotline that Alan Moore introduced back in 1984 in the Swamp Thing comic, but every writer[...]
On the day of the publication of his autobiography, Confabulations, written as an A-to-Z of a life worth anecdotes (though he feels he may have to give us a second volume at some point as he keeps realising stories, events and people he may have missed out), it is notable that there is no "Watchmen"[...]
Watchmen was a comic book by Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons and John Higgins You might have heard of it; it was quite popular Was turned into a movie, a TV series, toys, unauthorised prequels, sequels and eventually merged with the history of the DC Universe So what's next? Well, I may have some other gossip[...]
Even though they now seem to be taking control of him.
Sinister Ducks, of course, being the band formed by Alan Moore, former Bauhaus bassist David J, saxophonist Alex Greenfrom the ska band ARMY, and singer-guitarist Grant Series of D-Go-Tees, under new pseudonyms, first formed in 1979 when another band had pulled out of a performance[...]
A couple of years ago, Bleeding Cool reported on Marvel Executive Editor and Senior VP Tom Brevoort posting the original script to Alan Moore's contribution to the Heroes benefit book, published by Marvel Comics in 2002 in the wake of 9/11 Drawn by Dave Gibbons, it put the events of 9/11 into historical context, with[...]
Living as a hermit, with a big beard and long hair, this might seem a trite act to automatically jump to this being a version of Alan Moore in the Miracleworld, but today's Miracleman: The Silver Age #4 by Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham, following on from Alan Moore's decade-long run across publishers, and itself[...]
And he often mentions Alan Moore.
"Anything written by Alan Moore… You know, if Alan Moore had written a shopping list, I'd read it."
"Comic books were the sort of science fiction I grew up with, particularly British stuff like Alan Moore."
What are the odds one of them was Miracleman?
Separated At Birth used to be called Swipe File, in[...]
A year ago, Bleeding Cool reported that Don Simpson, in a rather incendiary fashion, was planning to create and complete the 1963 Annual, the Image Comics title that was meant to have been written by Alan Moore and drawn by Jim Lee, that would have been the final issue to the 1963 comic book from[...]
In a 2011 interview about Neonomicon with Adi Tantimedh in Bleeding Cool Magazine, Neonomicon creator Alan Moore explains what he attempts to accomplish with horror fiction: "People don't go to watch a horror movie to confront their mortality or to think about the transience of worldly things It's a kind of flirting with the unspeakable[...]
So DC editor Julie Schwartz asked Alan Moore, attending San Diego Comic-Con at the time, if he would be interested, and he reportedly bit Schwartz's hand off Intending to create a comic that would tie into as much of the character's history as possible, picking up copies of the comics from Bob Beerbohm in the[...]
So today, I asked ChatGPT to "write a news story about Rob Liefeld" and then "write a news story about Alan Moore." For the first, it gave me:
Rob Liefeld, the iconic comic book creator and artist, is making headlines today with the announcement of his newest project Liefeld, who is best known for his work[...]
How did that happen? But first, to celebrate Alan Moore's 69th birthday, why not watch his movie debut, The Show, on Amazon Prime or Amazon Freevee in the UK?
LITG: Happy Birthday Alan Moore
LITG: Alan Moore courtesy of Extinction Rebellion.
Mike Hawthorne Posts Royalty Statement For Comic Book, Goes Viral
Marvel Comics' February 2023 Full Solicits &[...]
He created the look for the comics' fictional editor Tharg, and began drawing short stories before making his name on the Ro-Busters strip with Pat Mills before creating the character Nemesis The Warlock for the comic book.
He also began working for DC Comics on The Omega Men, as well as Alan Moore's stories for the[...]
Rebellion has released their January 2023 solicits and solicitations, though mostly for books shipping in February 2023 and beyond, including a new complete collection of The Ballad Of Halo Jones by Alan Moore and Ian Gibson, with a new introduction by Kieron Gillen,
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Alan Moore is a legend in the world of comic books, famous for such iconic works as Watchmen, V for Vendetta, and that one with the ejaculating fish demon that was published by the parent company of this website but which we're not allowed to post pages from in our articles But we're starting to[...]
Ever since HBO and Damon Lindelof's pseudo-sequel spinoff/remix of writer Alan Moore, artist Dave Gibbons & colorist John Higgins' Watchmen, we've been holding out hope of a second season of some kind Wanna guess who isn't? It's one of the four names you just read Need a hint? The name rhymes with "Alan Moore." By[...]
Talking to Matt Bell for the Wisconsin Book Festival earlier today, Alan Moore talked about the history of the short story, his approach to the stories within Illuminations, his pride in writing the novel Jerusalem and the impact it had on those who read it And, yes, when asked, the impact of the superhero movie[...]
That's why I can't understand why some folks are losing their collective shit when it comes to what Alan Moore had to say about superhero films By extension, we're lumping superhero television/streaming series into that mix, too (but maybe I'm wrong, and Alan's a huge "Arrowverse" or HBO Max's Harley Quinn fan?) and viewers during[...]
Alan Moore doesn't go out of his way to talk about superheroes and comic books much What happens is that a journalist will ask him about superheroes and comic books, and he will tell them what he thinks, and then the internet explodes Again and again and again, asking why he is always going on[...]
Big Ben was a character created by Dez Skinn and Ian Gibson as The Man With no Time For Crime who appeared first on the cover of Dez Skinn's Warrior Magazine Summer Special #4 published by Quality Communications back in 1982, though the planned strip didn't appear in the comic.
The character, a superheroic version of[...]
In April last year, Bleeding Cool got the scoop that Alan Moore was to publish a collection of short stories, Illuminations out this month, which will include what is anticipated as a takedown on the comic book industry, with "What We Can Know About Thunderman" described as a "monumental novella" that "charts the surreal and Kafkaesque[...]
In April last year, Bleeding Cool got the scoop that Alan Moore was to publish a collection of short stories, Illuminations, out next month, which will include what is anticipated as a takedown on the comic book industry, with "What We Can Know About Thunderman" which is described as a "monumental novella" that "charts the surreal and Kafkaesque[...]
In April last year, Bleeding Cool got the scoop that Alan Moore was to publish a collection of short stories, Illuminations, out next month, which will include what is anticipated as a takedown on the comic book industry, with "What We Can Know About Thunderman" which is described as a "monumental novella" that "charts the surreal[...]