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Spotlight on Alan Moore

by | in Sequart News | Tue, 20 November 2018

Here at Sequart, we’ve published dozens of books and movies. Today, we thought we’d tell you about a couple that address comics legend Alan Moore. Minutes to Midnight: Twelve Essays on Watchmen, edited by Richard Bensam, examines Watchmen… [more]

Right, Wrong, and In Between: The Killing Joke

by | in Articles | Sat, 21 September 2013

I don’t believe in right and wrong. That may sound strange, from a Batman fan; especially strange in the context of The Killing Joke, Alan Moore and Brian Bolland’s prestige-format, psychological and physical showdown between… [more]

On Interpreting The Killing Joke’s Ending (and Authorial Intent)

by | in Editorials | Thu, 22 August 2013

For his podcast Fatman on Batman, Kevin Smith interviewed Grant Morrison, and Grant talked about how Batman kills the Joker at the end of Batman: The Killing Joke. Grant makes a good argument, citing textual… [more]

Julian Darius on The Killing Joke

by | in Editorials, SequartTV | Mon, 19 August 2013

In this video, Julian Darius discusses his theory about what happens at the end of Batman: The Killing Joke. For more on Julian’s theory, check out the Bleeding Cool story on it. And of course, you… [more]

Announcing Sequart’s Singles Program

by | in Sequart News | Sun, 2 December 2012

Sequart Research & Literacy Organization is proud to announce its new singles program with three new releases. Sequart singles are short books — under 100 pages. They’re bite-sized bunches of comics criticism, yet long enough… [more]

Meet the Magus, Part 7: Dualism and the Dark Side in Batman: The Killing Joke

by | in Articles | Wed, 15 August 2012

For fans, many of the works that Alan Moore produced for DC carry the shadow of later acrimony between the author and publisher

Adding Insult to Injury

by | in Articles | Sat, 24 September 2011

As a comic book character, Batgirl only really took flight once she became permanently grounded.  

The Evolution of a UK Comic Fan

by | 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]