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Tag Archives: Alan Moore
Alan Moore, Supreme Wizard
Over on CBR, Brazilian cartoonist Caio Oliveira mixes up Doctor Strange some with the Bearded One’s public persona to come up with this quite remarkable satire. Be sure to check his Marvel Pulp Fiction mashup stories on his DeviantArt portfolio – they’re … Continue reading
Alan Moore makes his own movies
That Alan Moore is not really a fan of the movies that have been made based on his comics, is a well-known fact. I don’t know whether that is the reason, but the Great Mage has started creating his own … Continue reading
Alan Moore wants you to save your library
I fully subscribe to the sentiment of the Mage of Northampthon‘s plea to preserve the pillar of education, culture and personal growth that is the library. I am getting a bit nervous when I read all these stories about how … Continue reading
Moore a la Horrocks
Dylan Horrocks originally drew this great portrait of Alan Moore for a book on Moore, but now has posted a colored version on his Facebook page. I like Moore as a mage-like Tom Strong. (Artwork © Dylan Horrocks – Check … Continue reading
Look from a distance.
The most famous example of a series of pictures that hold a message that is larger than the sum of its panels, is of course the penultimate issue of Alan Moore’s Promethea. Still, this photomontage (creator unknown) is rather sweet. … Continue reading
It’s the real Alan Moore — or is it ?
In 1984, John Freeman and Matt Bingham started their fanzine, Scan, as a self-confessed poke in the eye at the UK comics community. In their first issue, they included a fake letter by Alan Moore, but the second issue contained … Continue reading
Alan Moore Gets Back To The Drawing Board
Fresh from the wires, via the Forbidden Planet Blog Log, is this wraparound cover for Dodgem Logic #3 (courtesy of Knockabout Comics), featuring artwork by none other than Alan Moore himself. That man’s got a thousand talents… (Thanks to FPI’s … Continue reading