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Opening the Black Dossier: The Alan Moore Interview, Part One
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 11-07-2007)
After over a year of delays, Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier will hit comic shops next Wednesday, November 14th. The Black Dossier has been the source of controversy and speculation ... Opening the Black Dossier: The Alan Moore Interview, Part Two
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 11-14-2007)
...view with Alan Moore, in which he discussed the circumstances surrounding his departure from DC and the attendant controversy, as well as what we can expect from the book when it hits shops today, at least here in the United States. To read the fi... Alan Moore slams 'V for Vendetta' movie
by Rob M. Worley (Tue 05-24-2005)
Rich Johnston is back, guns-a-blazin':
Alan Moore, co-creator of the "V For Vendetta" comic, has publicly disassociated himself from the upcoming Warner Brothers movie project based on the comic book and written and produced by the Wachowski Brothers. ... 
Alan Moore in "The Simpsons"
by Karl Schneider (Tue 11-14-2006)
Alan Moore is set to have his likeness show in an upcoming episode of The Simpsons. Moore is viewed as one of the comic book industry's finest writers and is known for an enormous beard and long hair.He will appear on the show in an episode that wil... Alan Moore: No WATCHMEN ever again
by Christopher Allan Smith (Wed 06-05-2002)
In the latest WIZARD magazine, legendary comic book powerhouse Alan Moore (FROM HELL, LEAGUE OF EXTRODINARY GENTLEMEN, and of course THE WATCHMEN) was asked yet again about a sequel to his groundbreaking 1986 classic, THE WATCHMEN. In response, Moore said... Alan Moore braces for 'Watchmen' (Tue 07-10-2007)
We all know the 'Watchmen' movie is happening. An interview with Alan Moore from "Tripwire Annual" magazine reveals, not surprisingly, that the writer of the graphic novel is not terribly interested in the movie. "If they go for some other novelty opti...'Justice League Ulimited' to adapt Alan Moore story (Fri 05-14-2004)
Bruce Timm, producer of Cartoon Network's 'Justice League Unlimited' animated series, told The Comics Continuum that the show's second episode will be an adaptation of the Alan Moore story, "For The Man Who Has Everything."Video Interview: Alan Moore on 'V for Vendetta' (Thu 03-16-2006)
Here's Alan Moore revealing what he thinks about the V for Vendetta movie. Top stuff. It seems that this is was footage shot for the BBC, but their website does not allow people to stream it outside of the UK.ALAN MOORE'S THE COURTYARD
by Rob Allstetter (Thu 10-10-2002)
ALAN MOORE'S THE COURTYARD is a two issue mini-series beginning in January from Avatar Press. The mini-series is written by Moore, with artwork by Jacen Burrows and sequential adaptation by Antony Johnston and Moore. " THE COURTYARD was my attempt to wri... Comicscape - June 1, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 06-01-2005)
You've probably heard by now that Alan Moore has permanently dissociated himself from DC Comics, its affiliate Wildstorm, and America's Best Comics the imprint Moore started in 1998. This is significant news, and yet it's not entirely unexpected. This is... Alan Moore on the Watchmen movie (Tue 10-25-2005)
"David Hayter's screenplay was as close as I could imagine anyone getting to Watchmen. That said, I shan't be going to see it. My book is a comic book. Not a movie, not a novel. A comic book. It's been made in a certain way, and designed to be read a cert...Comicscape - June 8, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 06-08-2005)
...ote about Alan Moore's departure from DC, allow me to get this off my chest. You may have heard by now that Brett Ratner will direct next year's X3. He was hired after the departure of Matthew Vaughn (director of the very fine LAYER CAKE). Ratner direc... As 'V' Hits The Big Screen, Alan Moore Fanatics Watch — And Wait (Wed 03-08-2006)
Will 'Vendetta' break the comics-to-film curse that has plagued its brilliant creator?San Diego Comic Con Update: The Eisner Awards
by Matthew F. Saunders (Sat 07-22-2000)
...MC.Writer Alan Moore and his year-old ABC line stole the show, winning no less then seven awards, with Moore himself winning Best Writer. Moore’s non-ABC title, From Hell also won for Best Graphic Album-Reprint. The following is a complete list of awar... SNAKES AND LADDERS
by Tony Whitt (Sat 11-10-2001)
If you buy SNAKES AND LADDERS in the hopes that it'll be another stylish and creepy horror story like the one Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell presented in FROM HELL, you're going to be disappointed. If you buy it expecting anything vaguely like WATCHMEN or ... SAGA OF THE SWAMP THING: BOOK 1
by Jason Henderson (Wed 12-27-2000)
What on Earth can I say about Alan Moore`s historic run on Saga of the Swamp Thing that hasn`t been said a thousand times already? What critical observation can I make that has not been made by far more capable pens than mine? Picking up the trade paperba... Comicscape - March 22, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 03-22-2006)
...derstands Alan Moore's graphic novel and, in removing both V's moral ambiguity and the text's broader examination of fascism versus anarchism, it plays as a simplistic, American knee-jerk liberal cry of "Freedom!" That Bush is such a Nazi, man. Of cour... TOM STRONG'S TERRIFIC TALES #1
by Tony Whitt (Fri 11-30-2001)
Last time I reviewed an anthology from America's Best Comics, I wondered whether the company's moniker really applied and where the Alan Moore magic had gone. Looks like I was looking at the wrong anthology. In a tribute to the old SUPERMAN FAMILY titleor... Comicscape - February 1, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 02-01-2006)
...TCHMEN by Alan Moore and Dave GibbonsI'll just dispense with the obvious first. Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's tale of a superhero murder mystery set in a vision of America on the brink of World War III still enthralls, well, everybody. It's difficult t... 'GRAPHIC' NOVEL: A Critical Appraisal of FROM HELL
by Arnold T. Blumberg (Fri 10-19-2001)
....
© Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell
The creators of FROM HELL, writer Alan Moore and artist Eddie Campbell, drew on extensive historical documentation, pieced together accounts and extrapolated based on the events of the day and their own unique in... SWAMP THING
by Rich Handley (Wed 07-05-2000)
...ty Pasko, Alan Moore, Rick Veitch, Doug Wheeler, Nancy Collins, Grant Morrison and Mark Millar. The fit may not be perfect, the shoes may have grown scuffed, but the road is one with which Vaughan is very familiar.`I’ve read and enjoyed every issue of ... FROM HELL
by Tony Whitt (Mon 05-20-2002)
I'll admit that I had reservations when I heard that Albert and Allen Hughes, the sibling directors of such so-called "badass" films as MENACE II SOCIETY, would be doing the film adaptation Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's brilliant graphic novel FROM HELL... Comicscape - March 17, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 03-17-2004)
...ng before Alan Moore came along and explored that bit of his character, but try asking Connery to play someone who would describe himself as a coward. The casting of a single actor can take a comics character down a path that no one would have expected... Comicscape - March 29, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 03-29-2006)
...ry groovy Alan Moore and David Lloyd. It's about an anarchist named V trying to bring down a fascist dictatorship in the United Kingdom in a dark, dystopian vision of the future. What a cad! All right, I can't maintain that persona for longer than a pa... TOM STRONG #13
by Tony Whitt (Mon 07-02-2001)
...otta love Alan Moore. Anyone who takes his own creation and spoofs it by recreating a piece of comic book history as cheesy as the Marvel Family deserves kudos, especially when he can pull it off with such brilliance and style. Not to mention the fact ... Comicscape - April 12, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 04-12-2006)
After years of starts and stops, Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie's LOST GIRLS will see print in August of this year in a three-volume hardcover set from Top Shelf Productions. The idea is classic Moore -- three of literature's most famous female protagonist... Mania Exclusive Interviews: Watchment, Part IV
by Rob Vaux (Tue 08-05-2008)
Dave Gibbons cut his teeth by inking issues of Britain's legendary 2000 A.D. comics. He moved to DC Comics in 1982, where he became best known for his association with Green Lantern. In 1985, he teamed with writer Alan Moore to create Watchmen--subsequent... GLORY #1
by Tony Whitt (Sun 01-20-2002)
...nced that Alan Moore is a god among comic writers, this title should finally convince you. Moore's done some interesting reworkings of older comic characters before-his TOM STRONG series, for example, manages to combine elements of the Superman and Cap... Constantine
by Coming Attractions (Mon 03-15-2004)
...reated by Alan Moore and appearing in DC/Vertigo Comics.Premise: Renegade occultist John Constantine helps a police officer investigate the murder of her twin sister while at the same time trying to stay out of the reach of the lords of Hell.Release Da... COMICS, SEXUALITY, AND THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 10-11-2006)
...less than Alan Moore and Charles Brownstein Executive Director of the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund were kind enough to comment in defense of BLANKETS and FUN HOME in this week's COMICSCAPE. For next week: e-mail me your comments on the Marshall ver... TOM STRONG'S TERRIFIC TALES # 7
by TONY WHITT (Thu 05-22-2003)
...orably to Alan Moore, I have to say how much I enjoy his scripts on the Jonni Future feature - of the three features, I've long maintained that this one could easily be made into a book in its own right. (Tom Strong, of course, already has his own, so ... The Manic Maniac: R.I.P. Watchmen?
by Joe Crosby (Thu 08-07-2008)
...ehind the Alan Moore adaptation have been uploading "production journals" to a dedicated web location at Yahoo! Movies, where fans can view three-minute making-of videos depicting a man afire, the construction of the ship Archimedes, among ot... ALBION #1
by Kurt Amacker (Thu 07-07-2005)
Alan Moore has a penchant for taking old superheroes (or at least the idea of old superheroes) and both literalizing and deconstructing them. First MIRACLEMAN, then WATCHMEN, then TOM STRONG, and now, ALBION. Moore starts with old characters or creates... ROSWELL: Ronald D. Moore
by Anna L. Kaplan (Mon 10-09-2000)
Ronald D. Moore, speaking from his new office where he works as co-executive producer on ROSWELL, is happy to talk about his job. After leaving STAR TREK and working for a stint on the short-lived series GOOD VS. EVIL, Moore was approached to see whether... Comicscape - November 17, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 11-17-2004)
...ritten by Alan Moore (with Peter Hogan)? The Hell you say! But it's true ABC's TERRA OBSCURA VOL 2 #4 (OF 6, $2.95) offers precisely that. Hard to credit, isn't it?Clark deals with two, count 'em, two power-sapping parasites in ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN ... CONSTANTINE creator rumor debunked
by Patrick Sauriol (Thu 03-04-2004)
Yesterday both IGN FilmForce and Ain't It Cool News published reports from a scooper who claimed that comic book scribe Alan Moore had requested that his name be removed from the forthcoming CONSTANTINE movie. Moore created the character of John Constanti... THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN VOLUME II #1
by Tony Whitt (Mon 08-05-2002)
Nearly four years ago, Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill brought together the most unlikely "superhero" team ever to grace a comic book. Taking some of the most famous figures in Victorian speculative fiction - calling anything from that era "science fiction" ... Comicscape - November 16, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 11-16-2005)
The comic industry and its fans have often called WATCHMEN the greatest comic ever written the medium's CITIZEN KANE, if you will. This month, TIME agreed and named Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons's seminal work one of the top 100 novels of the 20th century.... Comicscape May 14, 2003
by TONY WHITT (Wed 05-14-2003)
...ritten by Alan Moore and Peter Hogan and featuring art by just about everybody. And if that wasn't enough Alan Moore for you, PROMETHEA #26 also ships this week. Makes you wonder if Moore simply sits on all his scripts as he gets them done and then rel... LXG Cast Speaks Out!
by Damon A. Schmidt (Tue 02-04-2003)
... original Alan Moore/Kevin O'Neill graphic novel series in order to prepare for their roles.
West, a longtime
X-Men fan, auditioned for the role of "Nightcrawler" in X-Men
2. He admits that he can't do a German accent well and acknowledges that... TOM STRONG'S TERRIFIC TALES #3
by Tony Whitt (Fri 05-17-2002)
It's almost expected that if you're a comics fan at all, you're also fond of the work of Alan Moore. It's also almost considered blasphemy to suggest that such a master can write anything that's less than brilliant. While the lead tale in this month's iss... Mania Exclusive Interview: Watchmen, Part III
by Rob Vaux (Mon 08-04-2008)
...ovel from Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons which had languished in development hell for the past two decades. Snyder appeared at the San Diego Comic Con to show footage from the upcoming film and answered questions from the press about the responsibility of... RELOAD #1
by Tony Whitt (Mon 03-17-2003)
...ters like Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman.RELOAD is no exception - and what's more, just like Ellis' postponed graphic novel ORBITER, it delves into territory which is comfortable to contemplate right now, to say the least. Set ten years in the future, RELO... Comicscape - October 15, 2003
by TONY WHITT (Wed 10-15-2003)
...series by Alan Moore also continues this week,
THUNDERCATS: HAMMERHAND'S REVENGE #1
© 2003 Wildstorm/DC Comics
as does Mr. Moore's TOM STRONG'S TERRIFIC TALES with issue #8. I'm betting someone out there is excited about the THUNDERCATS: H... SWAMP THING #1
by Patrick Sauriol (Tue 03-09-2004)
...it scribe Alan Moore got his mitts on the character. From that point the green giant went on to be launched into remote space, travel through time, take a wife, conceive a daughter and become one of the most powerful DC characters in the company's cont... A SMALL KILLING returns
by Mike Whybark (Fri 02-21-2003)
SCOOP! reports that Avatar Press will be reissuing the Alan Moore-Oscar Zarate graphic novel, A SMALL KILLING in May 2003. The graphic novel tells the story of an ad exec who experiences a demonic, childlike stalker.Moore says, "A SMALL KILLING, of all of... SEPTEMBER 11 Volumes
by Rob Allstetter (Wed 12-12-2001)
... story by Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie; and Bryan Talbot's reflection on the meaning of entertainment in the days after the attacks.Volume 2 features the first story added to the SANDMAN opus in two years with a Death and Destruction story by Neil Gai... Hell Bound
by Scott Collura (Fri 10-05-2001)
... novel by Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, the picture details the plight of five indigent prostitutes terrorized by the Ripper, chief among them being Mary Kelly (Heather Graham). Depp plays Inspector Fred Abberline, the troubled policeman called in on ... Two Publishers Unite for SEPTEMBER 11
by Eric Moro & Arnold T. Blumberg (Mon 11-19-2001)
...alentino, Alan Moore, Tony Millionaire, Mike Mignola, Alex Maleev, Leinil Yu, and many more. Eric Drooker handles the cover art for Volume 1.
Interior artwork for the Dark Horse/Chaos/DC Comics benefit book SEPTEMBER 11
© 2001 Dark Horse Co... Comicscape - March 10, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 03-10-2004)
...ritten by Alan Moore; STORMWATCH: TEAM ACHILLES #20; and for those who missed Warren Ellis' two brief miniseries last year, there's the combination RELOAD/MEK trade paperback for $14.95. Just bear in mind: Ellis is better with long-form stories. You've... Dave Gibbons' THE ORIGINALS
by Correspondent (Mon 06-03-2002)
...ics, from Alan Moore and Frank Miller, Mike Mignola, Jose Luis García-Lopez and Steve Rude. It's hard to turn away from projects with the likes of them to concentrate on collaborating with, well, myself!" Gibbons says. Once Gibbons hit upon the subjec... Who watches Jude Law when he's in a comic shop?
by Patrick Sauriol (Fri 08-13-2004)
...oping the Alan Moore comic book as a potential movie. "Darren Aronofsky? I'm on the phone NOW!" Law exclaimed to Empire, his fanboy roots showing. Then, to prove he knows his source material the actor tossed out the name of Ozymandias, the former super... THE PUNISHER #13
by Kurt Amacker (Thu 11-11-2004)
More often than not, Garth Ennis's efforts on THE PUNISHER break my heart. Besides Alan Moore, Frank Miller, and all of the obvious choices, Ennis is probably my favorite contemporary comic book writer. And, to boot, Frank Castle is probably my favorite c... Comicscape - December 1, 2004
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 12-01-2004)
... with the Alan Moore material first (this is why God invented trade paperbacks). However, I've heard the new series is pretty good. Wildstorm also delivers the laughs with THE INTIMATES #2 ($2.95). If that's not enough DC for you, there's HARD TIME #... Purefoy Joins Portman For "Vendetta"
by News Editor (Fri 02-18-2005)
...c book by Alan Moore and illustrator David Lloyd. Filming is scheduled to take place in Berlin beginning in early March for a fall release. Comicscape - November 10, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 11-10-2004)
...aid about Alan Moore from WATCHMEN to his work in SUPREME. The British writers in particular are more inclined to comment more abrasively. Grant Morrison fired some really fine shots on our environmental policy way back in ANIMAL MAN. And there's Gart... Comicscape - October 27, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 10-27-2004)
...t of fine Alan Moore madness comes to us via the PROMETHEA BOOK THREE trade paperback for $14.95.Adam's still trying to figure out what made his adopted planet Rann go boom and if it indeed did go boom in ADAM STRANGE #2 (Of 8, $2.95).Anya finally di... Comicscape - August 18, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 08-18-2004)
...er winner Alan Moore and Peter Hogan. Whoo hoo!Sheesh, guess
BATGIRL #55.
© DC Comics
there's no reason for the adult Batman fans to be crying at the loss of that aforementioned titles: in this one week alone, they have the BATMAN: YEAR O... Rucka's Lucky Streak
by Arnold T. Blumberg (Mon 07-23-2001)
...elf up to Alan Moore. Frank Miller does what he does better than anybody else can. I can't write like him and I'm not going to try. I can't write like Brian, you know?" Wonder Woman/Batman and Elektra/Wolverine graphic novels the latter featuring artw... Comicscape - September 1, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 09-01-2004)
...s reading Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's FROM HELL - the complexities of Nury's plot are just as labyrinthine as anything Jodrowky or Bilal could come up with, and yet they're even more satisfying when everything clicks into place. Also, the sheer cla... Comicscape March 2, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 03-02-2005)
...r, I like Alan Moore too but this is the Waking Life of comic books. If I wanted to understand the universe, I'd stop huffing glue. RAZORS EDGE WARBLADE #5 (MR) $2.95 SUPERMAN STRENGTH #3 (OF 3) $5.99SWAMP THING #13 (MR) $2.99On the list of "... Morgan and Goode talk WATCHMEN
by Rob M. Worley (Sun 10-05-2008)
... novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, arrives in theaters next March. WATCHMEN Lawsuit Approved for Fox
by Jarrod Sarafin (Tue 08-19-2008)
...ritten by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons. In his decision released last week, Judge Gary Feess of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California wrote that Fox could hold some of the rights to the material, even if it did no... Townsend Joins League?
by Joe Hendren (Thu 05-09-2002)
... original Alan Moore comic, he is reportedly in the follow-up series.
Also mentioned in the FilmForce article is that the role of Mina Harker in League will go to either Saffron Burrows (as previously rumored) or Monica Bellucci, who was reportedly u... Joel Silver on 'V for Vendetta' and 'Wonder Woman' (Mon 11-03-2003)
...his great Alan Moore comic book - years ago - and they've talked about producing it with me and bringing somebody in to direct it that they like," Silver revealed for his post-Matrix slate. "I'm doing 'Wonder Woman' now and I have been tortured on h...Comicscape: The Ever-Expanding Comic-Con
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 08-06-2008)
...less than Alan Moore, who stated, "Even with Eastern European heavy-hitters Vlad Tepes, and Erzsebet Bathory as the deathless vigilantes of the title, the main character that emerges through this narrative is that of New Orleans herself – a ... Comic-Con: The Owlship From WATCHMEN
by Rob Worley (Wed 07-23-2008)
This exclusive look from Comic-Con shows the owl-shaped flying vehicle from the upcoming film Watchmen, based on the Alan Moore-Dave Gibbons graphic novel. The Owlship, nicknamed Archie, will debut in the feature film, which is due to hit theaters in spri... VENDETTA Release Pushed
by News Editor (Thu 08-18-2005)
Warner Brothers has announced that the release date for V FOR VENDETTA has been moved to March 17, 2006. The studio moved the date "to accommodate the movie's post-production schedule." As previously reported the film is based on the graphic novel by Ala... Snyder's Wrap Blog on WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Wed 02-20-2008)
Director Zack Snyder has posted his thoughts on wrapping up filming for Watchmen courtesy of the official website. In the blog, he also released a new screenshot, which you can see on the left. The upcoming adaptation of the Alan Moore graphic novel ... WATCHMEN'S Freighter Storyline Hits DVD Early
by Jarrod Sarafin (Tue 05-27-2008)
...on of the Alan Moore comic stars Patrick Wilson, Jackie Earle Haley, Matthew Goode, Billy Crudup, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Malin Akerman, Carla Gugino, Stephen McHattie and Matt Frewer. Snyder is leading the project, based on a screenplay by David Hayter a... 'Justice League Unlimited', 'Static Shock' and 'Batman and Robin' (Thu 08-05-2004)
Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons will receive credits in the upcoming Justice League Unlimited episode, "For the Man Who Has Everything." Kids' WB! has released its schedule for the week of Aug. 16, which includes a repeat of the Static Shock season-finale...Purefoy Has A 'Vendetta' (Fri 02-18-2005)
James Purefoy has signed on to star opposite Natalie Portman in "V for Vendetta," an adaptation of a 1980s Alan Moore comic book that Joel Silver and the Wachowski brothers are producing for Warner Bros. Pictures. More...V for...Velvety Smooth Hair? (Wed 09-19-2007)
And if Alan Moore worried that the message of 'V for Vendetta' was lost on American consumers, check out this VO5 ad...Patrick Wilson again on becoming a NiteOwl (Fri 09-26-2008)
...eyed into Alan Moore likening him to a soldier coming back from a war and feeling lost, not knowing his place in society. I was like, that I can dig into.”Pirate King
by Blazej Szpakowicz (Sun 10-30-2005)
... of
what Alan Moore had created. And I had as much fun doing the text as doing the
art.
C2F:
Who are your favourite DCG artists?
PK:
Welshcat
was always the man (cat?) I looked up to in terms of scenes, in terms
of drama. Ditto for
Marcelo Gom... 'Watchmen' on duty at Warner Bros.
by Rob M. Worley (Mon 12-19-2005)
Recent rumors confirmed by Hollywood trades: "Watchmen," the seminal DC Comics limited series created by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, has found a home at Warner Bros. Pictures. The project has landed at the studio with original producers Larry Gordon and ... Knowles says 'V for Vendetta' is "F***ing Perfect" (Mon 12-12-2005)
'V for Vendetta' was screened at Ain't It Coo's Butt-Numb-A-Thon 7. "This is the most intense cinematic cry for Anarchy since 'A Clockwork Orange'," raves Harry Knowles. "Alan Moore is a bitch for even thinking of bitching about this. It is f***ing PERFEC..."V For Vendetta" Filmmakers Speak
by Jim Harvey (Thu 03-31-2005)
Production is underway on "V For Vendetta," an action-thriller produced by the Matrix team of The Wachowski Brothers and Joel Silver, and based on the groundbreaking 1988 graphic novel of the same name from Alan Moore and David Lloyd. Vendetta Gets Fry-ed (Tue 04-19-2005)
IGN FilmForce recently interviewed British actor-writer Stephen Fry (Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy) who happened to be in Berlin. And why was he in Germany? It turns out he was there filming a role in the big-screen adaptation of the Alan Moore/Dave Gi...UNBREAKABLE
by Eric Moro (Tue 06-26-2001)
...nk Miller/Alan Moore-styled comic book to date. Little by little, Dunn comes to the realization that he is indeed a superhero. However, the secret surrounding his mysterious "mentor" Price is even more revealing.What can be defined as a classic Shyamal... 2001 Comics2Film In Review
by Rob M. Worley (Tue 01-01-2002)
...l adapted Alan Moore and Eddie
Campbell's graphic novel. The Hughes Brothers were charged with the daunting
task of distilling Moore's expansive and intricate work down to two-hours of
Hollywood-style entertainment. They were moderately successful, ... Isaacs Rounds out League
by Joe Hendren (Thu 07-11-2002)
... novel by Alan Moore that the film is based on.
Twentieth Century Fox is set to release The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in the Summer of 2003.
C2F@5: Today's Winner!
by Rob M. Worley (Fri 08-16-2002)
...tation of Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's epic
examination of the conspiracy theories behind the infamous Jack The Ripper case.
Thanks to DeepDiscountDVD.com
for providing this exciting giveaway prize!
The Anniversary
event is going to run for a l... Minor League Update
by Rob M. Worley (Wed 10-09-2002)
Filming
continues on The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen in Prague.
Sources tell Comics2Film that this week the production is filming the capture of
Mr. Hyde.
The movie,
based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's comic series, i... C2F@5: Prizes From Deep Discount DVD!
by Rob M. Worley (Fri 07-05-2002)
... Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's intricate graphic novel.
Supergirl (2
Disc Special Edition) - Hot on the heels of the successful
Superman movies came this presentation of the girl of steel. Helen
... Connery In Final Negotiations For League
by Rob M. Worley (Thu 02-21-2002)
... based on Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's comic, recently published by DC/Wildstorm/A.B.C.
Stephen Norrington (Blade) is directing the film. Don Murphy (From
Hell) is producing. Cameras roll on the film this summer in the Czech Republic and Morocco.
... The Show Must Go On
by Pat Ferrara, Columnist (Mon 02-18-2008)
...uction by Alan Moore, a foreword by Moorcock, and several background essays and other additional material.
Be With You, Takuji Ichikawa (Viz Media)
When Takumi's wife suddenly returns from the grave, he can't believe his eyes. How could such a thing ... From Hell Book Booms After Movie
by Rob M. Worley (Thu 01-03-2002)
The latest
e-mail from Top Shelf Comics reports
that sales on Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's From Hell graphic
novel have received a shot in the arm from the release of the movie.
Following the
release of the film, the book became the #1 selling... League Scouts Locations
by Rob M. Worley (Wed 02-06-2002)
... comic by Alan Moore
and Kevin O'Neill.
Comics2Film Exclusive: New LXG Pic!
by Rob M. Worley (Wed 01-08-2003)
Twentieth
Century Fox has given Comics2Film readers a first look at a new publicity
shot from the upcoming film adaptation of Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's The
Lea... '300' - Zack Snyder: Visionary
by Leslie Morgan (Mon 02-19-2007)
... novel by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, and the budget for that film is yet to be determined. The success of "300" could have an impact on how big "Watchmen" could get. Snyder is extremely passionate about "300" and thinks it is unlike many films that ... 'Watchmen' feeding off '300' spoils (Tue 03-13-2007)
"Who watches the Watchmen?" was the tagline of the seminal 1986 Alan Moore miniseries about a group of heroes investigating the murder of one of their own. In 2007, in the warm glow of "300's" blockbuster opening, the answer could be "everybody." Zack ...Watchmen Casting Comparison (Sat 08-04-2007)
Now that the cat is out of the casting bag in regards to director Zack Snyder's Watchmen adaptation, it seems like a good time to take a comparative look at how the actors shape up -- vis a vis how they match up to the characters from the classic Alan Moo...WATCHMEN: THE MOTION COMIC - Chapter 2
by Rob M. Worley (Mon 10-06-2008)
... novel by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons. Set in 1985 at the height of the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union, costumed avengers have been banned with the exception of two – The Comedian and Rorschach. ... Reviews: Ultimate Avengers 2 and V for Vendetta (Sun 08-20-2006)
...ok scribe Alan Moore. It makes its way to digital video realms in a two-disc set that is short on extras and long on price but mildly educational."McTeigue talks 'V For Vendetta''s relevance (Tue 03-21-2006)
"The thing is that when Alan Moore wrote it, it was prescient and timely to the climate that he was writing it in, and V still holds up so well but also for other reasons," says director James McTeigue. "The themes and the ideas are still so relevant, we ...Review: 'V For Vendetta'
by Chris Brown (Thu 03-16-2006)
...have used Alan Moore and David Lloyd's lie to construct a grand and entertaining lie themselves. In all of its political messages, V for Vendetta has its own fun little plot that certainly does not forget history, even if the rest of us are doomed to r... Page One, Panel One: 'Watchmen' and 'Man Thing' (Wed 04-07-2004)
In this edition of Page One, Panel One, Scott Taylor tells us what he thinks of comic writer Alan Moore and the upcoming Watchmen project and then dives head first into the sea of hype surrounding Man Thing. For the latest comic happenings at Screenwriter..."V For Vendetta" details revealed (Fri 03-04-2005)
Report from the Berlin press conference for the start of the shooting of "V for Vendetta", the adaptation of the GN from Alan Moore and David Lloyd. Director John McTigue, actors James Purefoy and Natalie Portman and producer Joel Silver state that they a...Another WATCHMEN Video Update Online
by Jarrod Sarafin (Sat 06-07-2008)
A third video update for Zack Snyder's upcoming adaptation of Watchmen has popped up online courtesy of CHUD. Click on the link to check it out, where it describes a prison riot scene. The theatrical treatment of the classic Alan Moore graphic novel stars... Snyder Reveals WATCHMEN Characters
by Jarrod Sarafin (Thu 03-06-2008)
Director Zack Snyder has revealed the first look of his Watchmen characters over at his film's official website. The upcoming adaptation of the Alan Moore comic has finished its shooting scheduled and entered post production. It stars Patrick Wilson, Jack... Hooray for Bureaucracy
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 10-18-2006)
...gree with Alan Moore that 'pornography' is a term too readily thrown around. Nearly fifteen years ago, letters to my local newspaper leveled that term as an accusation against NYPD BLUE (as though Dennis Franz's naked backside could arouse anyone). Mo... "V for Vendetta 7" Action Figure"
by Carlos Mejia (Thu 01-18-2007)
Based originally on the penned Alan Moore classic V For Vendetta comic book, from Vertigo comics and released in the in the early 1980s, the book spawned a film in 2006 with the same title. The main character of the story, V makes his action figure de... We Want You!
by Carlos Mejia (Mon 01-29-2007)
...s without Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons participating. Whatever the hell the reason is to why there are no Watchmen figures it puzzles me more than anything else on this list to why nothing has been done to make these figures for sale. We’ve see... Hanging with the Boys: Ten Questions for Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 08-23-2006)
...guys like Alan Moore and Frank Miller were working very hard to bring comics to the same level as those other media, so that we could all write about whatever we wanted in whatever manner we deemed appropriate. I'm one of the people (one of a minorit... Zach Snyder to helm WATCHMEN
by Karl Schneider (Sat 06-24-2006)
Zach Snyder has signed on to develop and direct the film WATCHMEN for Warner Bros.WATCHMEN is an adaptation of the 1986 twelve-issue comic book series by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. The movie will tell the story of the last remaining superheroes and the... Comicsacpe - January 11, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 01-11-2006)
...tories Of Alan Moore (MR) $19.99Al: There's actually a ton of killer stuff in this, including the classic Superman story, Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? and Batman: The Killing Joke. Well worth checking out if you've got $20.Kurt: And as of ... V FOR VENDETTA
by Rachel Reitsleff (Fri 03-17-2006)
You really have to hand it to the makers of V FOR VENDETTA for having surprising guts. The list of producers includes Joel Silver and THE MATRIX's Andy and Larry Wachowski, who also adapted the screenplay with fidelity from Alan Moore and David Lloyd's gr... Comicscape - April 5, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 04-05-2006)
...interview Alan Moore. Yes, I'm completely serious. New This WeekBy Al Brown and Kurt AmackerAnyone wanna hear how my Red Sox are doing this season? They're doing awesome, thanks. On with the comics!DARK HORSEArchenemies #1 (of 4) $2.99Al: Jon Stewart a... 300 and Captain America: Your Mail
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 03-21-2007)
...bsp; Like Alan Moore said in your interview, it's a different medium, why do you want it to be the same? (Okay, I paraphrased.)”
Most comic books aren’t known for their understated dialogue, I’m afraid. I think that an... Official Cast for WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Thu 07-26-2007)
As promised, the official cast for Zach Snyder's WATCHMEN (based off the Alan Moore graphic novel) was released at Comic Con 2007. There is only one new revelation while the other five remaining characters/actors have been leaked beforehand. Patrick Wilso... Gibbons' Second Part of WATCHMEN Set Visit
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Sat 12-22-2007)
The second part of original WATCHMEN graphic artist Dave Gibbons' set visit has been posted online at the official site. The upcoming adaptation of the Alan Moore/Gibbons graphic novel is directed by Zack Snyder (300) and stars Patrick Wilson, Jackie Earl... Fox Sues WB Over WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Tue 02-12-2008)
...ritten by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons. The film is directed by Zack Snyder (300) and stars Patrick Wilson, Jackie Earle Haley, Matthew Goode, Billy Crudup, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Malin Akerman, Carla Gugino, Stephen McHattie and Matt Frewe... Black Freighter Confirmed for WATCHMEN DVD
by Jarrod Sarafin (Thu 02-28-2008)
... novel by Alan Moore. There were rumors of the mini-tale last October but Snyder said it wouldn't appear in the theatrical version because of time restraints. The comic-within-a-comic tells the tale of a castaway's mental and physical deterioration an... 'Comedian' Talks About WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Sun 12-09-2007)
... novel by Alan Moore. Zack Snyder is handling the direction of the project for Warner Bros. It stars Patrick Wilson, Jackie Earle Haley, Matthew Goode, Billy Crudup, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Malin Akerman, Carla Gugino, Stephen McHattie and Matt Frewe... Going Digital with Marvel
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 11-28-2007)
... two-part Alan Moore interview and the conclusion of World War Hulk (thanks, Ben), my initial review of DCU had to wait. In a way, it serves the column better, as you can actually log into DCU and use the system. In the first couple of days, ... Zack Snyder Updates WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Wed 09-26-2007)
Director Zack Snyder has posted a video over at Warner Bros' official website letting us know that his first week of filming has officially ended for WATCHMEN, the future adaptation of the Alan Moore DC comic. While nothing is really going on in the inter... Snyder Developing the LAST PHOTOGRAPH
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Fri 10-12-2007)
...ed on the Alan Moore comic), developing the zombie action film ARMY OF THE DEAD as well as an adaptation of the Ray Bradbury's story THE ILLUSTRATED MAN. BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE Action Figure Collector Set
by Associate News Editor (Mon 11-19-2007)
...ritten by Alan Moore and illustrated by Brian Bolland. The set will come packaged in a 4-color window box. BATMAN and THE JOKER both stand 6.75" tall. Also included will be a 48-page prestige format comic book. It w... Comicscape - November 30, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 11-30-2005)
... Girls by Alan Moore, which will have plenty of nudity.JLA Vol 4 Strength In Numbers TP $14.95Mr Punch Sc $19.99Al: Heh. Mr. Punch. That's almost as good as Marvel's "Strong Guy". I hope every issue has at least one scene where a bad guy asks, "Why do ... An Extraordinary Amount of League News
by Joe Hendren (Thu 06-13-2002)
...riginal
Alan Moore graphic novel. The only say that the changes made, should make fans of the comic happy.
The Extraordinary Richard Roxburgh
by Joe Hendren (Tue 05-21-2002)
...ed in the Alan Moore graphic novel. In the comic, Bond is a very imposing, obese figure... while
Roxburgh has more of an average build.
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is set to be released in 2003 and
is directed by Stephen Norrington for T... Are we sick of Neil Gaiman yet?
by Rob M. Worley (Thu 08-09-2007)
...mpared to Alan Moore and Frank Miller?
Gaiman: Alan and Frank have very, very different relationships with Hollywood, and I have yet another different relationship with Hollywood.
Alan's relationship was very, very simple. He started off going, "... HEROES Contributors Update
by ERIC J. MOREELS (Wed 09-26-2001)
...N team of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons have reunited on their own contribution! I apologize if I've repeated names or left anyone off, but this place is like Grand Central Station at rush hour!" Rosemann also provided two new pin-ups that will be f... The Next Big Bust
by Kurt Amacker, Columnist (Wed 01-09-2008)
...nced that Alan Moore or Grant Morrison would write a fourth one, I’d certainly buy it. But, we’ve seen that ancillary series will often simply die in favor of the core title or titles. No matter how many Batman spin-offs DC publis... League of Extraordinary Gentlemen on Blu-ray
by John Sinnott (Sun 12-03-2006)
Well, there’s not a lot of exciting news this time around. With the holiday buying season in full gear, most of the exciting announcements have already been made by the studios. Here’s what I’ve been able to dig up: ... Comicscape - May 12, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 05-12-2004)
...nly thing Alan Moore and Peter Hogan make up is comic book stories.The fun continues in Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray in MONOLITH #4 as the frightening new hero adjusts to the modern age. That, and there are undead roaming about in the alleys of Broo... Comicscape - August 25, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 08-25-2004)
...sprawling Alan Moore epic PROMETHEA, when #31 hits the stands for $2.95. But there's still going to be an issue #32... Remember, his name's not "Moore" for nuthin'.Part Eight of that whole "War Games" thing is featured in BATMAN #631 ($2.25), but as B... Comicscape January 19, 2005
by Tony Whitt (Wed 01-19-2005)
...s colored Alan Moore's PROMETHEA, is so good it's sick. These two are the unsung heroes of this project. Their work makes mine look a thousand times better, and the success of this project hinges hugely on their very, very talented contributions."With ... Comicscape - July 31, 2003
by Tony Whitt (Wed 07-30-2003)
... 57-64 of Alan Moore's legendary run on that series. $19.95 never seemed so cheap a price to pay...It's a week for Bats in the belfry, as the Batman's relationship with Catwoman hots up on BATMAN #617, much to Robin's disgust (and no, not because he wa... Comicscape - July 14, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 07-14-2004)
...BLANKETS, Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's FROM HELL, Scott Morse's THE BAREFOOT SERPENT, and David Yurkovich's LESS THAN HEROES. What is surprising, then, is that these good folks chose not to print samples from works such as those and instead went wit... Official Comic Con Schedule
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Mon 07-09-2007)
...ritten by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons, Watchmen was originally published by DC comics as a 12-issue comic book series between 1986 and 1987, before subsequently being collected into a trade paperback. It is the only graphic novel to win ... Ackerman Lands Jupiter on WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Sun 07-22-2007)
...tation of Alan Moore & Dave Gibbon's comic creation. The film will be based on the acclaimed 1986-1987 12 issue comic book mini-series (and subsequent graphic novel) written by Alan Moore with art by Dave Gibbons.
Ackerman's "... 2007: The Year in Review, Part Two
by Kurt Amacker (Fri 01-04-2008)
...f delays, Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier finally hit comic shops in November. The book sought to explain the origins of the League through a framing story involving Mina Murray and A... The Obligatory Year In Review Column
by Kurt Amacker (Thu 12-28-2006)
...nt front, Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie’s epic work of literary pornography, Lost Girls, finally saw publication at Top Shelf with surprisingly little controversy. After years of delays and expectations of heated legal battles, the book... Comicscape - June 29, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 06-29-2005)
...lotted by Alan Moore" sounds very suspicious to me, but I'll give this a shot anyway. It sounds like his kind of alley, anyway: "a collection of paragons, monsters, and clowns that vanished a quarter century ago".Kurt: He outlined the story and his dau... COMIC-CON: Keanu Reeves shows us CONSTANTINE (Part Two)
by Patrick Sauriol and Den Shewman (Sun 07-25-2004)
...NG writer Alan Moore more than two decades ago, the comic character of John Constantine is a true rogue, the occult world's equivalent of Han Solo. Draped in a trenchcoat and a chain smoker, the British Constantine from comics was first designed to mi... Comicscape - October 13, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 10-13-2004)
...their non-Alan Moore side in TOM STRONG #29 ($2.95), as Ed Brubaker's writing this one. Can that boy do anything, or what?And finally, the X-titles are thin on the ground this week, both in quantity and quality: DISTRICT X #6 ($2.99) looks the most pr... Vertigo offers readers a cheap FIRST TASTE
by Patrick Sauriol (Wed 01-12-2005)
...E include Alan Moore's legendary first issue writing SWAMP THING where he re-interpreted the character. In many ways this comic was the birthplace of the future Vertigo line of mature titles, paving the way for Neil Gaiman's SANDMAN and Grant Morrison'... Comicscape - August 20, 2003
by Tony Whitt (Wed 08-20-2003)
...r art for Alan Moore's SMAX #1.
© 2003 DC Comics
Wildstorm's got quite the lineup this time around, including a double shot of the Strong family with TOM STRONG #21 and TOM STRONG'S TERRIFIC TALES #8; Kurt Busiek's ARROWSMITH and Geoff Johns and... Screenwriter talks adapting LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTELMEN
by Christopher Allan Smith (Tue 08-27-2002)
Screenwriter James Robinson is talking about his work adapting Alan Moore's comic book mini-series, LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN to the big screen, and his attempt to change the story but retain the flavor of one of comics' greatest creators. "It's ... Comicscape - April 19, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 04-19-2006)
...view with Alan Moore. Unfortunately, I shortchanged the length last week, so this one's a bit of a marathon. But, I think you'll find it's worth it. Herein, the author discusses sex, politics, and, of course, film adaptations. I hope you enjoy it. AM: ... Update: First WATCHMEN Trailer Online
by Jarrod Sarafin (Fri 07-18-2008)
Update #2: The first trailer for Watchmen is now online over at Apple. Click here to watch the first look at the upcoming Zack Snyder-led comic adaptation of the Alan Moore graphic novel. You can also watch the production blogs via our "Watchmen"... RISING STARS: J. Michael Straczynski
by James Busbee (Wed 07-19-2000)
...n writer] Alan Moore is God, and at his side stand [Sandman writer] Neil Gaiman and [Dark Knight Returns and Sin City writer/artist] Frank Miller. Way down the line, you’ll find me,` he says. `I’m grateful for the comparison, but we’ll see where I stan... Comiscape - March 8, 2006
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 03-08-2006)
...this one: Alan Moore is back to wrap this book up with the end of the world (whee!), referencing Promethea's finale while he's at it. This should be utterly mad, especially keeping in mind that Alan Moore totally hates DC right now. This, boys and girl... Comicscape - December 28, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 12-28-2005)
...arts when Alan Moore walked away from the company after years of tension came to a head. After V FOR VENDETTA producer Joel Silver announced that Moore endorsed the film adaptation of his seminal dystopian graphic novel, the writer didn't hear the retr... Speaking with the Sandman: Neil Gaiman
by Steve Fritz (Fri 10-20-2000)
...ter named Alan Moore. Moore was riding high, having published such epic works as The Watchmen and the SWAMP THING series. Moore recommended his friend to DC, where Gaiman initially made a good impression reworking an old character, Black Orchid, into a... It's Official: Hayter On WATCHMEN
by Frank Kurtz (Fri 10-26-2001)
After weeks of rumors, X-MEN scriptwriter David Hayter has signed a deal to adapt Alan Moore's WATCHMEN graphic novel. In addition, though he had previously denied this was the case, Variety reports that Hayter has his eye on helming the project.Univ... Platinum Studios announces deal with Disney
by Patrick Sauriol (Sat 09-13-2003)
For the comic fans in the audience, let me toss at you five words: Saturday morning cartoon by Alan Moore. Interested?Platinum Studios, an entertainment company that specializes in bringing comic book properties to film and television (they brought the Fr... FROM HELL
by MICHAEL TUNISON (Fri 10-19-2001)
...L, writer Alan Moore and artist Eddie Campbell's famed speculation on the identity of 19th Century proto-serial killer Jack the Ripper, arrives in the form of a lavish, bowel-slicing screen treatment from the filmmaking Hughes brothers, who in a former... This Month in Four Colors - July 2002
by Tony Whitt (Sat 07-13-2002)
...return of Alan Moore's LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN and Stan Lee's redux of DC's CRISIS, I guess); and after the glut of retro comics in the last few months, no new retro titles to speak of (not counting the new BATTLE OF THE PLANETS comics from I... TOMORROW STORIES #11
by Tony Whitt (Mon 09-17-2001)
Whew. To say I was unprepared for TOMORROW STORIES #11 is an understatement. I like humor in comics. I like a degree of perversity in comics. I even like Alan Moore. I'm not sure I like it when all three are combined.There's some fun to be had in the Spla... Jerry Ordway on TOM STRONG, AZRAEL
by Rob Allstetter (Wed 12-12-2001)
...arch from Alan Moore's America's Best Comics."I'm a huge fan of the TOM STRONG stuff, and it's great fun to work with Alan Moore again," Ordway says.Ordway is also doing covers for DC's AZRAEL: AGENT OF THE BAT - over Mike Zeck's layouts - starting wit... Norrington Lands GENTLEMEN
by Frank Kurtz (Mon 12-17-2001)
Stephen Norrington has signed on to direct the big screen version of Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's THE LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN for 20th Century Fox. The studio is getting behind the project, which is looking to have a budget in the range of $80... SUPERMAN: THE DAILIES 1939-1940
by Jason Henderson (Wed 10-18-2000)
In Watchmen, Alan Moore has the character Nite Owl II remark that there seem to be faces and body shapes that were current in the 1930s and 1940s, which people don’t have now. Regarding men, he’s talking about the kinds of squarish jaws, barrel chests, sq... 20th Century Fox sued over LXG idea.... (Fri 09-26-2003)
...creators, Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, are not named in the lawsuit. Fox spokeswoman Flo Grace told Variety, "We have not yet seen the complaint. However, this is absurd nonsense. Our movie is based directly on the graphic novel by Alan Moore."SUPREME collection announced
by Rob Allstetter (Fri 08-30-2002)
Rob Liefeld has sold the book rights to Alan Moore-scripted runs of the titles SUPREME and YOUNGBLOOD in a three-book deal with independent graphic novel house Checker Book Publishing Group. Checker has scheduled the first collection under the new agreem... More Set Photos for The WATCHMEN
by Jarrod Sarafin, News Editor (Tue 11-27-2007)
Some new set photos have appeared online for the WATCHMEN, the Zack Snyder-directed adaptation of the classic Alan Moore graphic novel. The official website posted these new pictures and they seem to show direct panels straight out of the 80's comic.... Comicscape - June 2, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 06-02-2004)
...Superman: Alan Moore in the classic "For the Man who has Everything", Mark Waid in KINGDOM COME, or even Grant Morrison in his JLA run. Morrison even found a way to make electric blue Superman interesting in JLA #6-7. I think the problem people are hav... Watching the Watchmen
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 03-12-2008)
...ustice to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon’s quintessential graphic novel.
Cautious optimism remains advisable, as always. No one has seen the film, and many of the complaints could easily fall by the wayside in the face of a movie that stands on... Comicscape - June 11, 2003
by Tony Whitt (Wed 06-11-2003)
...TORIES OF ALAN MOORE, collecting some of Moore's rarer work for the company, doesn't include the two-part Superman story that drew the pre-CRISIS universe to a close. Sure, it's been collected elsewhere (apparently), but wouldn't you rather read that t... Portman to play V FOR VENDETTA
by Patrick Sauriol (Wed 01-05-2005)
Warner Bros. has announced that Natalie Portman (STAR WARS: EPISODE III - REVENGE OF THE SITH) will star in V FOR VENDETTA, the movie adaptation of Alan Moore and David Lloyd's distrubing, futuristic comic book mini-series. The Wachowski brothers, writers... V for Vendetta
by Development Heck (Thu 08-18-2005)
Genre:Action/Thriller.Studio:Warner Bros.Production Company:Silver Pictures Project Phase:In development.Who's In It:Natalie Portman, Hugo WeavingWho's Making It:Wachowski Brothers (Screenwriters); Joel Silver, Wachowski Brothers.(Producers) Alan Moore, ... Comicscape - October 19, 2005
by Kurt Amacker (Wed 10-19-2005)
... call him Alan Moore, the Image Seven, Frank Miller, etc.). But those guys were the best of the best. They had story concepts of new and established characters that just had to be told." I must admit, if DC decided that Batman had run his course in the... New life for V FOR VENDETTA
by Patrick Sauriol (Thu 11-18-2004)
The dust is being blown off Warners' V FOR VENDETTA, the film adaptation of the 1980s comic book mini-series written by acclaimed WATCHMEN writer Alan Moore. Surprisingly, the same gents that once were hired as screenwriters to adapt Moore's work, and who... All Hallow's Eve on the TV
by David Michael Wharton (Mon 10-25-2004)
...an army? (ALAN MOORE REFERENCE ALERT!)GARGOYLES (8 PM CST, Sci Fi) CIA operatives versus carnivorous gargoyles. I kid you not.SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31CHARMED (7 PM CST, WB) "Someone to Witch Over Me." Agent Brody convinces Paige that guardian angels are... X-MEN screenwriter bitten by BLACK WIDOW
by Patrick Sauriol (Thu 04-29-2004)
... based on Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' comic book series, but has since departed that project.Got a scoop? Know something that you need to tell us about? Send it to us! Comicscape - May 5, 2004
by Tony Whitt (Wed 05-05-2004)
...eaking of Alan Moore, those few of you who have never read WATCHMEN - yeah, you two in the back will be pleased to know that a new edition of the trade paperback is available this week for $19.95.I'd find something funny to say in Spanish about spider... It's now officially Aronofsky's WATCHMEN
by Patrick Sauriol (Fri 07-23-2004)
First reported by Ain't It Cool News way back in April, today Variety acknowledges that REQUIEM FOR A DREAM director Darren Aronofsky is now attached to helm the proposed live-action film adaptation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's WATCHMEN. A couple of we... V Clips
by News Editor (Wed 03-08-2006)
Yahoo! Movies has posted six clips from V FOR VENDETTA. The action-thriller stars Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving, Stephen Rea, John Hurt, Stephen Fry, Tim Pigott-Smith and Sinead Cusack. It is based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore and illustrator David ... DOCTOR WHO: The Unquiet Dead
by Jason Davis (Mon 03-27-2006)
...rly named Alan Moore comic book poorly adapted around the same time for the cinema, this LEAGUE was something altogether different. For those who've not had the pleasure, the series is essentially a series of continuing gothic comedy sketches set in a...