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In a recent interview, Alan Moore criticized the dearth of new ideas in modern superhero comics, and then went after DC writer Geoff Johns by claiming that his "Blackest Night" storyline was a ripoff of Moore's old "Tales of the Green Lantern" story...

Mania has a great interview up with comics writer Alan Moore, which discusses his work on books like "Marvelman" and "Watchmen," and quickly becomes an indictment of the lack of new ideas in modern superhero comics: I was noticing that DC seems to have based one of its latest crossovers in Green Lantern based on a couple of eight-page stories that I did 25 or 30 years ago... R

Alan Moore is often called the greatest writer in comics, so when he decided to spend 16 years of his life working on an illustrated pornography titled "Lost Girls" about the sex lives of Alice in Wonderland, Wendy from "Peter Pan" and Dorothy from "The Wizard of Oz," most people stood up and paid attention...

Savage Critic and "Reading Comics" author Douglas Wolk previews the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week.Key:ƒ Makes use of the underutilized image-plus-captions technique ^ Do not confuse with either Batton Lash or Bat for Lashes @ Cosmic! Δ J...

  Much like comics themselves, erotic art is often dismissed in the mainstream as low-brow and trashy. Well, it's time to throw your taboos out the windows, because like any genre, the art of making things sexy has some pretty sublime and beautiful moments -- just check out the gorgeous and highly pornographic "Lost Girls" by "Watchmen" creator Alan Moore if you don't believe m

Both CHUD and Dark Horizons are reporting 300's Zack Snyder may be close to announcing the first major cast member of his big screen adaptation of the Alan Moore-Dave Gibbons classic Watchmen: Billy Crudup, who played the legendary rocker from Cameron Crowe's Oscar-winning Almost Famous, will star as the blue-skinned and omnipotent Dr...

OK, now maybe I'm crazy, but bear with me here. While I was talking with a Vertigo editor at MoCCA this morning, many tantalizing hints were dropped regarding what sounds like a major new title to be announced next month in San Diego. The unnamed title is to be a new ongoing monthly and hints dropped included that the writer is an old school Vertigo creator, has been in the business for 25 years,