Alan Moore Archives

So, yes, there are two digital versions of Miracleman #1 from Marvel on ComiXology. A Mass Market version and a Parental Advisory version. The first is

As we followed closely here at Bleeding Cool, Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins Kickstarted the final installment of their short film series entitled His Heavy Heart and made their goal by quite a margin, and plenty of Bleeding Coolers turned out to help the film on its way As a group, the five short film[...]

– Ales Kot Do you need me to tell you how good Eddie Campbell is? Or that ALEC is probably the best book-length comic about art and wine and midlife crises and families and friends and wine and love and art and saying goodbye and terror there is? – Neil Gaiman In the simplest of terms, Alec is Eddie[...]

By Alan Moore and Brian Bolland You may have heard of it. Controversial, hated and loved, cherished by some, seen as all that is wrong with comics by others, disowned by its writer and elevated by his fans, there have been essays, books, dissertations about it, and there will be many more to come Each generation[...]

Garry Leach seemed rather bemused by the news earlier today (video coming soon). How the digital version is going to cope with the graphic childbirth issue, I have no idea… here's Lance Parkin, author of Magic Words: The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore suggestion for Bleeding Cool.   Marvelman/Miracleman has a history of people trying to sensor[...]

Here we are, live at the Orbital Comics signing for Miracleman #1, published today, from Marvel Comics.... updates as they come in. We are all awaiting

This morning I talked to a shop assistant at Orbital Comics who was reading Miracleman for the first time. Because, today sees the publication of Miracleman #1, by Alan Moore and Garry Leach Originally published as Marvelman in the pages of Warrior Magazine, it was a revival of the believed-abandoned British ripoff of Captain Marvel from[...]

Alan Moore gave a lengthy interview with Pádraig Ó Méalóid of Slovobooks (also a contributor to The Beat and to the Forbidden Planet blog), in which he answered many of the recent questions that have been on peoples' minds, or at least the hot topics that came up at the Evening with Alan Moore event[...]

Roses Of Berlin isn't out yet, but the next League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen chapter by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, River Of Ghosts, will complete the Nemo trilogy begun by Heart Of Ice. O'Neill told Diamond Previews, published today, that the new book will be set in 1975 in South America. That's the year Wonder Woman started[...]

Alan Moore wrote three strips for it One was Marvelman, now to be republished by Marvel Comics in 2014 Another was V For Vendetta, still in print in increasingly luxurious formats from DC Comics and the subject of a major motion picture by the Wachowski Brothers But the third, The BoJeffries Saga with artist Steve[...]

The Watchmen Deluxe edition by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, 448 pages of it, for $4.99. Bargain. This may be the Kindle deal that digital refuseniks may find hard to argue with The Watchmen Deluxe edition by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, 448 pages of it, for $4.99. Bargain. This may be the Kindle deal that digital[...]

James Hill, a writer who was working with me on Thundercats, asked me what my dream lettering assignment would be and I answered, "Script by Alan Moore, art by Brian Bolland," I think I added that it would never happen, so when it did, I just had to offer my talents to Brian when I[...]

Alan Davis' art there, just uploaded to Amazon for the collection of Miracleman Book 1: A Dream of Flying, out later in 2014. I do like that Amazon

We're a couple of months away from the release of the next League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen comic, Roses Of Berlin. So why not enjoy a look at the last

    Marvel Comics are publishing a remastered version of Miracleman from January, by Alan Moore The Original Writer, Mick Anglo, Garry Leach, Alan Davis, Chuck Austen, Rick Veitch, Rick Totleben, Neil Gaiman and Mark Buckingham We might have mentioned it once or twice. Eventually. Here's a look at the new work, Garry Leach's art, recoloured[...]

Some remember Alan Moore's reinvention of the character into a Silver Age pastiche, and subsequent pastiche of many superhero tropes And some will have enjoyed Erik Larsen reinvention of the character yet again, befio cancellation. Well it looks as if someone else has plans, for the name at least. One Nuben Azar of Brooklyn, New York, has[...]

It has been noted that if you meet Alan Moore in Northampton, he is more than likely to take you to an Italian restaurant of his favour. Well, maybe they might be interested in stocking this publication. The Best Of Dodgem Logic collects a number of articles, features and comics from the much loved Alan Moore-created magazine,[...]

Taken from Alan Moore's evening at the Prince Charles Theatre with Lance Parkin which you can see here and hear here… "I've always said Northampton is the centre of the universe Hitler's invasion plan ended with the capture of Northampton Also God directed his angels there in the eighth century So I thought we could all[...]

[audio:http://popculturehound.net/podpress_trac/web/2866/0/PCHPodcastEpisode66.mp3] by Chris Thompson After my last episode with the amazing Max Bemis from Say Anything (which you can still listen to here) I feel very privileged to bring to you this exclusive recording of Alan Moore & Lance Parkin in conversation at The Prince Charles Cinema in Leicester Square, London. Timed to coincide with the release of[...]

But for many fans, this find will be the most surprising yet. It appears to be an original page from Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's The Killing Joke from DC Comics which differs from the final print image in the comic Brian Bolland, when shown this Twitpic, has confirmed to Bleeding Cool that it is genuine[...]

It left me much, much more wary about what I read, how I read it, and what my natural, and perhaps emotional, reactions were to heroes and hero worship. Last week, Alan Moore famously said in a Guardian interview with Stuart Kelly: I hate superheroes I think they're abominations They don't mean what they used to mean[...]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-zBbkhasdI[/youtube] Last weekend, The Guardian printed an interview with Alan Moore, where he was quoted as saying "I hate superheroes I think they're abominations They don't mean what they used to mean They were originally in the hands of writers who would actively expand the imagination of their nine-to-13-year-old audience[...]

So, instead, we get the following to be very thankful for instead. TONIGHT: Alan Moore in conversation with Lance Parkin, at the Prince Charles Cinema, with a showing of Act Of Faith and Jimmy's End and special guests I'll be there. And I'll also pop by Orbital Comics before for a signing and guided exhibition by Emma Rios,[...]

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On Alan Moore's 60th birthday, Bleeding Cool is proud to show new artwork by Kevin O'Neill from the upcoming League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen graphic novella, Nemo: Roses Of Berlin, to be published in April by Top Shelf in the USA and Knockabout in the UK. And we start with a double page; Pages 2 and 3. Page 23,[...]

Today is Alan Moore's sixtieth birthday Have a good one sir Don't let the candles catch your beard. If today's rumours are anything to go by, the big changes at DC are about to be challenged by the big changes at Marvel The scandals of the the week are about to be overshadowed by something even[...]

It is it be written by Keith Giffen, Dan Jurgens, Brian Azzarello and Jeff Lemire after Greg Rucka and Brian Keene pulled out. It will feature characters from out of the current timeline such as the Batman of Batman Beyond. There is a comparison with the proposed-but-never-published Twilight Of The Superheroes crossover pitch by Alan Moore to[...]

It's Alan Moore's sixtieth birthday next week For his fiftieth birthday, Gary Spencer Millidge put out the anthology Alan Moore: Portrait Of An Extraordinary Gentleman I had a page in it Now, ten years later, Millidge has made his contribution which told Moore's life as a biographical comic, available free on the Sequential App for[...]

Which means all the individual issues of V For Vendetta are 99 cents each, but so are selected issues of the ABC line, like Promethea, Top Ten, Swamp Thing, Terra Obscura, Voodoo and Green Lantern written by Alan Moore. But that also includes Tomorrow Stories Specifically Tomorrow Stories #2 Which contains a short Greyshirt story, "How[...]

You could never do a single comic book with the depth of storytelling you'd get in, say, "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street," or "The Obsolete Man." Well, now from the 2000AD Facebook page… That would be Alan Moore's Future Shocks right here Which has led to some entertaining comments, including one from JMS. J[...]