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Alan Moore (1953 - ) |
Alan Moore has written for and originated various comics series, including Saga of the Swamp Thing, 2000 A.D., Superman, Marvelman, Watchmen, V For Vendetta (adapted into a lousy film without Moore's endorsement), WildC.A.T.S., Supreme, Tom Strong, his tour de force From Hell (adapted into a lousy film without Moore's endorsement), The Lost Girls, Promethea, etc. Watchmen, next to Frank Miller's The Dark Knight Returns, remains an unprecedented and unrivalled amalgamation of the comic art form, politics, mysticism and literature. |
Paul Gravett on Alan Moore 2003
Morphism's interview with Alan Moore
Blather.Net's Moore interview 2000
List of Works/Involvement
2000 A.D.
Saga of the Swamp Thing
Swamp Thing
Captain Britain
Time Twisters
Marvelman
Superman: Man of Tomorrow
Watchmen
WildC.A.T.S.
Tom Strong
V for Vendetta
Batman: The Killing Joke
Supreme
Wild Worlds
Alan Moore's Writing For Comics
(not a complete list)
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"The mainstream is almost always deathly dull. The only place that you seem to find anything of any value is at the margins of any of these cultures, at the fringes of pop and of cinema and comics and books."
"It seems to me that an awful lot of the energy that we put into war is actually misplaced and perverted erotic energy. The people we send off to fight our wars are always our youngest and most sexually charged members of the population, our young people...And then there is the weird sexual language of warfare. For example, when America bombed Libya, the bomber pilots took off from Britain and came back to us saying that they shot their rockets right up Libya's back door."
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