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Scott Dunbier was the editor of Alan Moore's America's Best Comics line at WildStorm/DC Comics It wasn't the easiest of tasks In recent days, Dunbier has been sharing some of its history on social media Including encouraging people to guess who the three people who turned down drawing Promethea were, before JH Williams III accepted[...]
Bryan Talbot Offers Free Comics Compilation Download
It includes rare stories written by the likes of Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman as well as the first strips featuring Bryan's dimension-hopping character Luther Arkwright.   Photo by Danacea We'll let James speak for the website and the list of comics on offer. Announcing the Bryan Talbot free comics compilation! "As a little pick-me-up during the coronavirus lockdown, I asked Bryan if[...]
Alan Moore Feature Film, The Show, to Debut at SXSW 2020
Alan Moore and Mitch Jenkins have been making the movie The Show for at least ten years It began life as a burlesque video that Mitch was making but got more elaborate as Alan Moore provided character, backstory, plot and dialogue, then spitting out five short films collectively dubbed Show Pieces, as well as the[...]
Alan Moore Calls Resident Alien 'A Pitch Perfect Narrative' – Will You Agree?
Alan Moore called it "a pitch-perfect narrative from two of my favourite creators." Jeff Lemire called it "One of the most charming and wonderful comics being published today." But hardly anyone reads it That is going to change, fast Resident Alien by Tom Strong's Peter Hogan and BoJeffries Saga's Steve Parkhouse is published by Dark Horse[...]
Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's Cinema Purgatorio, In Comic Stores For April
So Cinema Purgatorio by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill is about a woman in purgatory, condemned to visit a very dodgy cinema, which shows movies that are familiar, but are analytical of movie form, culture and history We get the history of the Warner Brothers as if they were the Marz Brothers We see tales[...]
An Ending, A Beginning, And A Continuation
Leila del Duca does good work as well, considering Chris Roberson gives her a story set in a single room. The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest by Alan Moore, Kevin O'Neill, Todd Klein, and Ben Dimagmaliw: Western comics' most decorated writer and one of England's most iconic pencillers complete their decades-in-the-making story Tempest challenges and[...]
Things To Do In London... If You Like Comics - January 2020
6-8pm, The Cartoon Museum, 63 Wells Street, Fitzrovia. Magic & Politics in Alan Moore's Lovecraft,  I will be discussing some of the less obvious ways in which Lovecraft has been deployed by one of Britain's most prolific contemporary magicians – Matthew Green is Associate Professor in English Literature, Faculty of Arts at The University of Nottingham[...]
Watchmen Returns to the NY Times Bestseller List
The New York Times has released its latest graphic novel bestseller list, and joining Raina Telgemeier, Raina Telgemeier, Raina Telgemeier, Raina Telgemeier, Raina Telgemeier, and Raina Telgemeier is Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' seminal work Watchmen (not to be confused with Moore's fish-semenal work, Neonomicon) Watchmen takes fifth place on the list, spurred by interest[...]
Alan Moore Wants to Make You a Better Writer in his BBC Maestro Course
I have been an admirer of the work of Alan Moore, before I knew who he was, that he was the one who wrote my favourite Captain Britain and 2000AD stories When I picked up Warrior Magazine and was reading it for V For Vendetta and Marvelman, they mentioned his name and what else he wrote,[...]
Grant Morrison Reference Popped Up in HBO Watchmen
But it's not just the work of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons that has been reinterpreted by Damon Lindelof for the small screen Grant Morrison has had a fractious relationship with Alan Moore, most publically over a magazine column that ran back in the eighties While Morrison has attempted to walk those statements back a[...]
Alan Moore On His “Grouchiness” and “Cantankerousness”
Whenever I discuss the work and reputation of Alan Moore, I am usually smacked up against a wall of online commentators who tell me how gloomy he is, how morose he is, and why does he keep whining about the past Which is utterly at odds with the man I've met, occasionally interviewed and even[...]
watchmen
Now that HBO's pseudo-sequel to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' celebrated comic book series Watchmen has been unveiled to the world – it seems the world's liking what they're seeing so far from Damon Lindelof's "remix" Even die-hard Watchmen purists appear to be slowly coming around – and they should. Bleeding Cool didn't exactly pull any[...]
Why is Tom King Researching Watchmen?
pic.twitter.com/JQOS7qbx7s — Tom King (@TomKingTK) November 7, 2019 The seminal work of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons (not to be confused with Moore's fish-semenal work, Neonomicon), Watchmen was produced under a supposedly creator-friendly contract that would see the rights revert to Moore and Gibbons after the book went out of print However, thanks to comics like Watchmen,[...]
New Youngblood Publisher Trolls Rob Liefeld on Twitter, Wants to Make Him Famous
"THE NEXT REVOLUTION IN COMICS" (@LlcTerrific) November 5, 2019 Terrific has still yet to announce creative teams or release dates for their comics including Youngblood, Supreme, Elementals, or Alan Moore However, thanks to the Donald Trump administration, Terrific says they are exploring the option of offering health insurance to those creative teams once they are announced. We[...]