Tag: Alan Moore
Classic Comic Compendium: That time Alan Moore teamed with Rob Liefeld for JUDGMENT DAY
Judgment Day by Moore, Liefeld, and others was meant as a shake-up for Liefeld's characters, a re-framing and blueprint for what was next.
Classic Comic Compendium: FROM HELL – CHAPTER 4
“The greater part of London's story is not writ in words. It is instead a literature of stone, of place names and associations.”
Classic Comic Compendium: TOM STRONG #10 typifies what made America’s Best Comics great
Tom Strong #10 is a fun exploration into the infinite possibilities of comics storytelling and history, and just a great read.
V FOR VENDETTA getting theatrical re-release for 20th anniversary
V For Vendetta, the acclaimed adaptation of Alan Moore and David Lloyd's comic book directed by James McTeigue, is headed back to theaters for a limited engagement to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Classic Comic Compendium: That time Alan Moore wrote a VIOLATOR mini-series
This Violator mini-series from 1994 is perfect for those times you just need a good, solid action piece that's really funny.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 10/3/25: The war between hope and slop
In the week that Sora debuted, we look at comics made by humans and other things that humans did, from Axl Rose to Zainab Akhtar
Alan Moore’s 2000 AD stories being collected in massive omnibus
If you ask a dozen comic professionals their favorite creators, most — if not all — of that dozen is going to list Alan...
Interview: Will Menaker on YEAR ZERO, a Chapo Trap House anthology
"I jacked his whole flow. Bar for bar, line for line"
Classic Comic Compendium: SUPERMAN ANNUAL #11, the famed ‘For the Man Who Has Everything’
Classic Comic Compendium celebrates its 150th edition with a look at Superman Annual #11, better-known as For the Man Who Have Everything.
Book Review: Alan Moore’s THE MOON AND SERPENT BUMPER BOOK OF MAGIC
The Moon and Serpent Bumper Book of Magic from Alan Moore and co. is akin to absorbing pages of interesting theory.
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 11/8/24: Waiting for Godot for three year olds
A round-up of links: why 3 year olds might like Waiting for Godot; death of journalism; Richie Rich; more
Nothing ever ends in WATCHMEN CHAPTER II trailer
Concludes the faithful adaptation of the groundbreaking comic
