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V for Vendetta… as One Londoner Sees It

by Henry Northmore | in Reviews | Tue, 21 March 2006

I’m sure there will be a lot of talk on this site and across the web as Alan Moore’s V for Vendetta is brought to the big screen. But, I thought I’d give my perspective… [more]

The Evolution of a UK Comic Fan

by Henry Northmore | in Editorials | Tue, 7 February 2006

Over here in the UK, comics aren’t as enmeshed in our psyche as our US counterparts’. For us, comics all began with The Beano and Dandy, with Dennis the Menace (not that one, ours was… [more]

Your Guide to Infinite Crisis: A Brief History of Adam Strange

by Julian Darius | in Articles | Fri, 23 December 2005

It’s hard to claim that Adam Strange has a particularly glorious history, but he remains one of the DC’s most beloved science fiction characters.

Moore, CrossGen, and News Blips

by Mike Phillips | in News | Fri, 18 June 2004

Moore LoveIn 1988 Alan Moore wrote an epic poem about the history of gay culture entitled The Mirror of Love. Now, 16 years later, Top Shelf has just released a beautiful edition of the epic.… [more]

The State of American Comics Address, 2003

by Julian Darius | in Editorials | Tue, 10 June 2003

Things are, in many ways, quite good in American comics. Sales stink, but the quality of the average comic book is really rather high.

Memoir in Ben-Day Dots

by Julian Darius | in Articles | Wed, 16 April 2003

I can’t recall the first comic I ever read. I’m sure they featured in my early childhood, as my family has tattered old Donald Duck and other Gladstone comics to prove it.

Comics Published on 12 February 2003

by Matt Martin | in Reviews | Fri, 14 February 2003

The Courtyard #1 Avatar Press – Alan Moore, Antony Johnston (w); Jacen Burrows (a) When I pulled the stack of this book out of my store’s weekly shipment today, I had already resigned myself to… [more]

The Cult of the Writer

by Julian Darius | in Articles | Sun, 25 August 2002

One of the major phenomena occurring in American comic books in the last two decades has been the cult of the writer, often in competition with the cult of the artist or illustrator. Various years… [more]