All eighteen issues of the Alan Moore/Kevin O'Neill curated comic book anthology with a cover price of $40 As well as the title comic by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, completely told in the series, the others including supernatural paramedical drama Code Pru, by Garth Ennis and Raulo Cacares, the Mad Max-meets-Pokemon of Modded by Kieron Gillen and Ignacio Caleres, Kaiju-procedural The Vast by Christos[...]
Cinema Purgatorio was a comic book anthology curated by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, featuring five ongoing features, published by Bleeding Cool's own publisher, Avatar Press Cinema Purgatorio ran for eighteen issues, finishing each story, None of the series have been collected, and certain individual issues can go for a pretty penny But going to[...]
Time to rewrite the history books. League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen editor Scott Dunbier, now Special Projects Editor at IDW, is raising money for local San Diego comics people in need, associated with the current global situation. Which includes his decision to auction off the rarest League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen of all time and, until today, one […]
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[...]
And Gosh Comics of London, partners in its publication with Knockabout Comics, Top Shelf and IDW, gets a special 3-D bookplate, signed and numbered by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill that ships with copies of the book.They are also printing the image as a 2D-only A3 print signed by Kevin and limited to just 100[...]
And I end up finding out what they are publishing through a variety of sources, but rarely Avatar Press themselves,Such as the news that they are to collect the Cinema Purgatorio strips by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill from the Cinema Purgatorio anthology that ran for two years It was my favourite strip from this[...]
This is it! The last hurrah! The final issue of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Tempest" and the final comics by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill. This is Moore's final love letter to British comics and its odd, lost, forgotten characters. Broken superheroes that don't really work, eccentric funny characters, secret agents, vigilantes, weird […]
The final volume of League of Extraordinary Gentlemen by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill is to receive its first eyes on Friday March 23rd at Wondercon in Anaheim, at the IDW booth (Where you will be able to pick up a copy of The Tempest.)
I understand it will be an ashcan with the front cover[...]
Kevin O'Neill's is the co-creator of League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Cinema Purgatorio Together they created the legendary superhero satire Marshal Law.And now they have a new takedown of the comic book industry from the people who were there.Read Em And Weep is a new series of novels by the pair, the first, Serial Killer[...]
Now showing: Cinema Purgatorio by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, A More Perfect Union by Max Brooks and Michael DiPascale, Code Pru by Garth Ennis and Raulo Caceres, Modded by Kieron Gillen and Ignacio Calero, and The Vast by Christos Gage and Gabriel Andrade Each story has its own cover by the series artist and[...]
Now showing: Cinema Purgatorio by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, A More Perfect Union by Max Brooks and Michael DiPascale, Code Pru by Garth Ennis and Raulo Caceres, Modded by Kieron Gillen and Ignacio Calero, and The Vast by Christos Gage and Gabriel Andrade Each story has its own cover by the series artist and[...]
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 […]
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,[...]
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[...]
The third of Gosh Comics' League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Nemo prints by Kevin O'Neill, signed by O'Neill and Alan Moore, is now available from their shop and website here.NEMO: RIVER OF GHOSTS LIMITED EDITION SCREENPRINT By Kevin O’Neill Signed by Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill A3 (297mm x 420mm), four-colour screenprint, printed on 270gsm Mohawk Superfine acid-free archival[...]
I probably haven't got it all myself.Just as with Captain Nemo and Pirate Jenny, Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill are expert at marrying up existing characters from different genres and tales to one continuity Such as Janni's bodyguard, Hugo.He seems to represent a number of characters, firstly the Irish mythological figure of Cú Chulainn, who defended Ulster[...]
‘I don’t think it’s going to be a huge problem that one of the heads of the order is no longer corporeal.’
A 320 page hardcover, the book is intended to be published by Top Shelf and Knockabout and will include art by Kevin O'Neill, Melinda Gebbie, John Coulthart and José Villarrubia. Talking to Tim Martin of Aeon[...]
But those first two or three years, those first two or three conventions, even though they were attended by only perhaps a few score of people, more likely a few dozen, if you look at the list of attendees, there were all of these names: my own, Jim Bakie, Steve Parkhouse, Kevin O'Neill All at[...]
Dave Wallace reviews the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume III: Century hardcover for BleedingCool:When Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill finally wrenched their League of Extraordinary Gentlemen series away from DC Comics, their first step was to change the format of the series completely The third volume of LOEG was neither a serialised six-part story in[...]
