| 1. DC Universe: The Stories of Alan Moore | 
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By: Alan Moore
Publisher: DC Comics
January 04, 2006
If you didn't read Moore or if you ARE a fan, get this. You will get Killing Joke, Superman: Whatever Happened to Man of Tommorow and MORE MOORE!
I am Swamp Thing fan and that is best one Moore wrote in my opinion. I am not such a superhero fan nowadays, but this is good book, with many short stories that are real good!... more
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| 2. Lost Girls Hardcover Edition | 
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By: Alan Moore, Melinda Gebbie
Publisher: Top Shelf Productions
June 30, 2009
A different take on the traditional stories of Alice, Dorothy and Wendy, although the sexual nature of the book is not for the under-aged or those of prudish minds. I really liked some of the major illustrations throughout the story that showed the parallel of the original story and Moore's version. An interesting (and titillating!) read... more
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| 3. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Vol. 1 | 
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By: Alan Moore
Publisher: America's Best Comics
October 01, 2002
I read a few of the bad reviews here as I always do first off to get the lay of the land and most of them seem to have a problem with the morality of the story and the art work. To me this is strange as the art work is it's strength and I didn't find the whole thing particularly immoral though the invisible man character is amoral but is meant to be so... ?!?
Kevin O'Neill drew a... more
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| 4. Voice of the Fire |
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By: Alan Moore
Publisher: Top Shelf Productions
July 15, 2009
Whenever an admired comic book writer makes the crossover from comics to novels I usually leap at the chance to see how the writer acquits himself. To varying degrees I've never been disappointed, and such is the case with Alan Moore's novel "Voice of the Fire". Moore is a fantastic writer, not just in terms of storytelling, but also in how he arranges words on a page to accurately simulate the characters... more
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| 5. V for Vendetta |
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By: Alan Moore
Publisher: Vertigo
October 24, 2008
Another foot of snow & its too hard to get around by car, especially when your car is stuck in an unplowed lot. What a perfect day, then, to finish Alan Moore's "V for Vendetta," a graphic novel about a mask-wearing terrorist blowing up London landmarks in the hopes of inspiring a revolution against England's reigning totalitarian government. Its basically a twist and shake of Orwell's "1984,"... more
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| 6. Batman: The Killing Joke |
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By: Alan Moore, Brian Bolland
By: Brian Bolland
Publisher: DC Comics
March 19, 2008
Alan Moore is the greatest comic book writer of all time. His portrayal of the Joker is dark, violent, and irrational. Bolland's illustrations bring the book to life and tell a narrative of their own. Read it once and you'll want more. read it again and you'll catch all the little things you missed the first time through. But you'll still want more... more
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| 7. From Hell |
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By: Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell
Publisher: Knockabout Comics
October 30, 2006
A great work, both historically and artistically.
Reading the massive notes by Alan Moore to each page looks challenging but adds unmissable informations, plus they're often funny. Moore and Campbell did a great research on Victorian era history, life and photographs.
Very dark... more
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| 8. Alan Moore's Writing For Comics Volume 1 |
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By: Alan Moore, Jacen Burrows
Publisher: Avatar Press
June 24, 2003
This is probably the most honest piece of writing I've ever read. in this thin but precious book Alan Moore writes about almost everything in order to wake up your mind, tips, anecdotes, his procedures, not so extensive but so damn clear, that's the first part (written many years ago, when Mr. Moore was in his starting years, but already an outstanding writer)
the second part was written... more
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| 9. Saga of the Swamp Thing: Volume 1 |
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By: Alan Moore
Publisher: DC Comics, Inc.
February 23, 1998
Back in the 80s, I was a avid reader of superhero comics like X-Men, Daredevil, ect. Those were some great titles, but because of my devotion to superhero genre, I dismissed the concept of a "swamp thing." A mass of dirt and moss shaped like a man... seriously now, what the hell?
20 years later I picked up Saga of Swamp Thing Volumes 1-2 and was blown away. Volume 1 starts out a little... more
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| 10. The Extraordinary Works Of Alan Moore: Indispensable Edition | 
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By: George Khoury, Alan Moore
Publisher: TwoMorrows Publishing
December 19, 2008
The Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore: Indispensable Edition is George Khoury's revamp of a book published years before called, simply, The Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore. For those of you who are new to the book itself, I'll taLk about it first. For those who want to know exactly what is different between the two publications, skip the first half of this review. TEWAM and TEWAMI are the absolutely... more
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