Is 1979’s ‘Murder by Decree’ the Best Sherlock Holmes Movie?
Bob Clark’s Murder by Decree depicted a passionate and very human Holmes, rather than the usual desiccated figure. After learning of mass murderer…
Tag: Alan Moore
Was 2003’s League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Really All That Bad?
Today’s question is in regards to the 2003 film ‘The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen,’ was it really as bad as they say? To many fans…
Chuck Austen on Blackisting, She-Ra and How He Hates Republicans
Comic Watch interviewed animation producer Chuck Austen, who’d done some comics writing in the early 2000s (years before, he may have drawn Alan…
Cassandra Cain’s Batgirl Ends Up in a Miserable Young-Adult Mess
Cassandra Cain, the Asian teen who became Batgirl in the early 2000s, is now the subject of another in DC’s line of young-adult entries,…
Will ‘The Tempest’ Really Be Alan Moore’s Final Comics Work?
In this list of what the UK Guardian calls the best GNs of the year, the following is stated about Alan Moore’s latest entry in the…
Back Issue Spotlight: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?
Continuing with my series of “End of an Era” videos, today I’m going to talk about the comic that, while didn’t start it all,…
Embarrassing: Comic Website Defends Tom King’s Miserable Influence
Comics Beat wrote a gushy article about the Tom King’s dismaying influence on comic book storytelling. it was typically rife with contradictions: …
How Successful Has Comic Films’ Trend Towards Darkness Been?
The horror-themed website of Bloody Disgusting took the time to write about the history of comics turning to darkness, and how it wound up affecting…
OK, Boomer: Alan Moore Embarrasses Himself Over Comics, Again
I don’t know if Alan Moore’s truly left comicdom, as he’s said he intends to, but a 2017 interview turned up on a blog dedicated to…
Review: Watchman E1: ‘It’s Summer and We’re Running Out of Ice’
Well the first episode of the HBO Watchmen series is out and…it’s… …ugh how should I put this? On it’s own, separated from…