Promethea: Book 2 - Alan Moore

Skizz - Alan Moore

further two series of Skizz for 2000AD in the early nineties, but trade paperbacks seem to focus solely (and thus I assume, wisely) on the original written by Moore, coming in at just over a hundred, nicely thick, black-and-white pages and retailing around the £10 mark, though probably a bit more expensive today. The complete series is presented back-to-back with only the unavoidably tell-tale Next Prog: , title bubble and repeated writing/art credits seeming amiss in this format, and the book is kick-started with a three-page The Making of Skizz from the 2000AD annual that came out that year, a fair substitute for a more recent, original introduction by Moore or ...

Skizz - Alan Moore

further two series of Skizz for 2000AD in the early nineties, but trade paperbacks seem to focus solely (and thus I assume, wisely) on the original written by Moore, coming in at just over a hundred, nicely thick, black-and-white pages and retailing around the £10 mark, though probably a bit more expensive today. The complete series is presented back-to-back with only the unavoidably tell-tale Next Prog: , title bubble and repeated writing/art credits seeming amiss in this format, and the book is kick-started with a three-page The Making of Skizz from the 2000AD annual that came out that year, a fair substitute for a more recent, original introduction by Moore or ...

The Ballad of Halo Jones Book 3 - Alan Moore

Halo Jones was never intended to be the last, but its open ending feels like a satisfying conclusion of the character’s early life that really could go anywhere, though writer Alan Moore has failed to betray his principles and write a sequel for over twenty years (and to be fair and understating, he has been concentrating on a couple of projects in the meantime). 2000AD publishers IPC Media, whose comic hosted the series in its original five-page weekly form, continued to add irritating pressure and unrealistic guidelines for Moore’s increasingly popular story, and to his credit Moore once again reached a compromise that didn’t impede on the quality of the finished ...

The Ballad of Halo Jones Book 3 - Alan Moore

Halo Jones was never intended to be the last, but its open ending feels like a satisfying conclusion of the character’s early life that really could go anywhere, though writer Alan Moore has failed to betray his principles and write a sequel for over twenty years (and to be fair and understating, he has been concentrating on a couple of projects in the meantime). 2000AD publishers IPC Media, whose comic hosted the series in its original five-page weekly form, continued to add irritating pressure and unrealistic guidelines for Moore’s increasingly popular story, and to his credit Moore once again reached a compromise that didn’t impede on the quality of the finished ...

Batman: Killing Joke - Alan Moore

particualrly inspiring. Alan Moore does an excellent job in creating real characters out of Batman and the Joker and makes much of the tragedy and futility of thier situations. As with most Alan Moore its highly recommended, particularly if you're a Batman fan. ...

Batman: Killing Joke - Alan Moore

particualrly inspiring. Alan Moore does an excellent job in creating real characters out of Batman and the Joker and makes much of the tragedy and futility of thier situations. As with most Alan Moore its highly recommended, particularly if you're a Batman fan. ...