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The Ten Best Alan Moore Stories You've Probably Never Read
The Ten Best Alan Moore Stories You've Probably Never Read
The Ten Best Alan Moore Stories You've Probably Never Read
Any look back over Alan Moore's career is likely to overlook a lot of really great comics. Beyond the usual works that are typically rattled off as the highlights of his career are British works that never got big in America, independent comics that never got wide distribution, and reams of short stories that have fallen between the cracks. You might have read a few of them, but they're all worth a look. Alan Moore's greatest hits include Watchmen, Saga of the Swamp Thing, From Hell, Marvelman, The Killing Joke, V for Vendetta, Tom Strong, Supreme, Top Ten, Promethea, the hundreds of pages of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and a couple of the best Superman stories of all time, but as this list proves, there's a lot more to Moore.
Marquee Top Shelf Titles Available In New Humble Bundle
Marquee Top Shelf Titles Available In New Humble Bundle
Marquee Top Shelf Titles Available In New Humble Bundle
Image Comics' Humble Bundle offer, which ended about two weeks ago, was a notable success with tens of thousands of readers naming their price for contemporary comics. Top Shelf Productions is part of the site's newest book offer, which will benefit Doctors Without Borders and the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund. Buyers can snag three Top Shelf books through the site: March Book One by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin and Nate Powell; From Hell by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell and Ed Piskor's Wizzywig.
Expert Guide To True Detective And Weird Comic Book Fiction
Expert Guide To True Detective And Weird Comic Book Fiction
Expert Guide To True Detective And Weird Comic Book Fiction
True Detective creator Nic Pizzolatto has claimed that Alan Moore Moore and Grant Morrison were the first writers to excite him about the possibilities of storytelling. With everyone looking to solve the many remaining mysteries of True Detective, it’s tempting to ask: are comic books the key? Pizzolatto’s spectacular Moore crib aside, I’d go with with a big no. Ain’t nothing going to settle the debate around Carcosa let alone Marty Hart’s hot dating skills, but comics do represent a largely unexplored and appropriately strange route into the show. So without further ado here’s our by no means exhaustive guide to True Detective and weird comic books. SPOILER WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for True Detective, Top 10, From Hell and some of The Invisibles.
Top Shelf Announces ‘The From Hell Companion’ From Alan Moore And Eddie Campbell
Top Shelf Announces ‘The From Hell Companion’ From Alan Moore And Eddie Campbell
Top Shelf Announces ‘The From Hell Companion’ From Alan Moore And Eddie Campbell
While it may not have ever reached the same level of recognition as Watchmen or V for Vendetta, Alan Moore's From Hell -- his collaboration with artist Eddie Campbell, which speculated on the possible identity and motivations of infamous 19th century serial killer Jack the Ripper -- is considered by some to be the writer's greatest work...
Top Shelf Announces Massive ‘$3′ Online Sale
Top Shelf Announces Massive ‘$3′ Online Sale
Top Shelf Announces Massive ‘$3′ Online Sale
Continuing an annual tradition, Top Shelf is set to announce its fall sale of select merchandise through its website. From now until Friday, September 28, the popular indie comics publisher is offering deep discounts on several of its titles, with over 100 titles going for three dollars or less, including collections of work from creators like Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell, James Kochalka and others.
Eddie Campbell Unveils The Comic His Daughter Drew While He Worked On ‘From Hell’
Eddie Campbell Unveils The Comic His Daughter Drew While He Worked On ‘From Hell’
Eddie Campbell Unveils The Comic His Daughter Drew While He Worked On ‘From Hell’
As Eddie Campbell collaborated with Alan Moore on the spectacular From Hell, his daughter Hayley - then just 7 years old - took inspiration from his work and created her own Jack the Ripper book called The Ripper File. With sections called things like "Being Basht to Death" and "Being bitten on the neck by a vampire," it's is every single bit as awesome as you'd expect it to be
Link Ink: ‘The Walking Dead’ Gets Stephen King?, Thor’s Movie Tickets and a Very Mini ‘Axe Cop’ Mate
Link Ink: ‘The Walking Dead’ Gets Stephen King?, Thor’s Movie Tickets and a Very Mini ‘Axe Cop’ Mate
Link Ink: ‘The Walking Dead’ Gets Stephen King?, Thor’s Movie Tickets and a Very Mini ‘Axe Cop’ Mate
TV: Horror master (and American Vampire co-writer) Stephen King could have a writing credit on AMC's next season of The Walking Dead. For serious. Conventions: WonderCon's full programming list is now live for all to see. San Francisco's April 1-3 show seems pretty packed...
Alec: The Years Have Pants — Review
Alec: The Years Have Pants — Review
Alec: The Years Have Pants — Review
Though it might feel like it now sometimes, autobio comics haven't always dominated the independent market. Despite a panorama of undergrounds in the sixties, Western comics didn't really do autobiography until the seventies, when the brilliantly troubled Justin Green and the cantankerously regimented Harvey Pekar released their respective books, "Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary"

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