Tag Archives: Alan Moore
Alan Moore: Conversations
Whatever these are, they are not, with one or two early exceptions, conversations, any more than George Carlin’s monologues, or the Socratic dialogues, were conversations. Continue reading
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 1969
This is one of two comics to come out this year whose climactic oomph relies on an image of (let’s be up front about this) John Constantine. Continue reading
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century: 1969
Is The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen past its sell-by date? Is the latest chapter as oppressive as the last? Where have all the flowers gone? Continue reading
Jim Shooter: Groundhog Day in the Land of the Apocryphiars
Running alongside his storied career as a comics writer, editor, and publisher, Jim Shooter began a second, parallel career sometime in the 1990s: that of recounting his first career in vainglorious prose and delusional detail. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 231, March 2001
Featuring interviews with Alan Moore, Gene Colan, and Michael Chabon. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 183, January 1996
Interviews with Joe Matt, Seth, and Don Rosa. Essay on Alan Moore.
The Comics Journal No. 152, August 1992
An epic interview with Todd McFarlane and short conversations with Evan Dorkin and David Mazzucchelli.
