Alan Moore

...are," he said. "And now when I say that, people say, 'Wow, do you know ['Dark Knight' writer] Frank Miller or ['Watchmen' writer] Alan Moore?' The conversation invariably turns to what graphic novels they've read or what movies they've...

In this article: Spider-Man 3, Hollywood, and Graphic novels

...Burton's Batman parallel the cathedral scene in Metropolis. Scenes from Metropolis influenced DC Comic's All-Star Squadron, Alan Moore's graphic novel The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier, and Japanese manga artist Osamu...

In this article: Metropolis, Christina Kim, Fritz Lang, Berlin, Recycled, Metropolis, C-3PO, Star Wars, Superman, and UFA

...of Kavalier & Clay all owe debts to comics, while some of the best contemporary writers - notably Neil Gaiman (Coraline) and Alan Moore (Watchmen) - are best-known for their work in comics. "Who knows?" says Maharaj. "Perhaps the next...

In this article: Regent Park, Mordecai Richler, Canada, Ajax, Toronto, Trinidad, London, and Commonwealth Writers' Prize

...rumor that there might soon be sequels and prequels to Watchmen--a horrible idea on its face, especially since the odds of Alan Moore having anything to do with it are somewhere south of Time Warner naming Dr. Manhattan himself as DC's...

In this article: Dennis O'Neil, Question, Brian Wood, Greg Rucka, Denys Cowan, Steve Ditko, Becky Cloonan, and Stan Lee

...Constant on Thu, Feb 4, 2010 at 2:25 PM I'm often hard on Vertigo Comics for publishing books that hold way too strictly to the Alan Moore/Neil Gaiman model. It seems as though most of their series (like House of Mysteries) feel like...

In this article: Vertigo, Neil Gaiman, Y the Last Man, Transmetropolitan, Mike Carey, Harry Potter, Mark Twain, and Oscar Wilde

...may not have even had a career in comics if not for the magical con man, who celebrates his 25th anniversary in comics this year. Alan Moore originally conceived of the character when his Swamp Thing artists wanted to draw someone who looked...

In this article: John Constantine, Jamie Delano, Hellblazer, Vertigo, DC Comics, Swamp Thing, Coercion, Nergal, and Cocaine

...with a shocking realization about her father"s repression in this complex, beautifully orchestrated memoir. "Watchmen" by writer Alan Moore, artist Dave Gibbons and colorist John Higgins: A reckless and wickedly brilliant superhero saga...

In this article: R. Crumb, Craig Thompson, Blankets, Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi, Hollywood, and Suicide

...from what the average non-comics reader may expect from the genre. One such DC book to really receive the full treatment was Alan Moore's early work on Swamp Thing. This was certainly a smart move since it was here American readers were...

In this article: Rick Veitch, Swamp Thing, John Constantine, Nationalism, The One, and The Boys

...Neubauten, visual artist Graham Dolphin, New York musician and composer Susan Stenger, and English comic book-writing occultist Alan Moore. The new project will not, however, be a re-enactment of the Priestley. It is rather, says Sinclair,...

In this article: Iain Sinclair, JB Priestley, England, London, Whittlesey, Recession, Paul Smith, and The Road to Wigan Pier

...character is breathtaking in itself. The major appeal of this book is its writer, comics legend Alan Moore. I am always amazed at Moore's talent for creating story arcs, then pacing his comics' storylines perfectly. Absolute Promethea:...

In this article: Volume 1, Promethea, and Volume 2