Alan Moore recommendations?
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Alan Moore reccomendations?
I've just recently gotten into Alan Moore's comics with From Hell and Watchmen. I was wondering if anyone had some more reccomendations of what else of his is worth checking out?
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i will second v for vendetta. i read this and was absolutely dumbfounded it was so good. i started watchmen awhile back but never finished it as i got sidetracked but i liked what i was reading. i will say that i WISH I COULD READ MIRACLEMAN!!!!! are you listening todd?? i would like to read this story without having to mortgage my house.
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Originally posted by kevin75
[Bi will say that i WISH I COULD READ MIRACLEMAN!!!!! are you listening todd?? i would like to read this story without having to mortgage my house. [/B]
[Bi will say that i WISH I COULD READ MIRACLEMAN!!!!! are you listening todd?? i would like to read this story without having to mortgage my house. [/B]
In terms of Alan Morre Recommendations:
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
Swamp Thing
Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?
Captain Britain
Batman: The Killing Joke
Miracleman
V For Vendetta
Supreme
Vigilante #17 & 18
Watchmen
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Alan Moore has written the best Superman ever.
Better than Jerry Sigel, better than Eliot S! Maggin, better than John Byrne, better than anyone.
You can find all of them (including Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow) in the Across the Universe trade paperback. Classic material.
I also have enjoyed (besides the aforementioned Watchmen, V for Vendetta, and Miracle/Marvelman) his ABC Comics, especially Tom Strong and Top 10. His Supreme stories were fantastic, and have been recently collected.
You into cake?
Better than Jerry Sigel, better than Eliot S! Maggin, better than John Byrne, better than anyone.
You can find all of them (including Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow) in the Across the Universe trade paperback. Classic material.
I also have enjoyed (besides the aforementioned Watchmen, V for Vendetta, and Miracle/Marvelman) his ABC Comics, especially Tom Strong and Top 10. His Supreme stories were fantastic, and have been recently collected.
You into cake?




