books by Alan Moore     books:     Alan Moore      Swamp Thing Vol. 1: Saga of the Swamp Thing Alan Moore Vertigo, 1998 Sophisticated Suspense The above title was once the series tagline. Anyway, Vol.1 starts off with the autopsy of Swamp Thing by the Floronic Man showing that Swamp Thing was never human. He was only the memories of Holland combined into the living swamp. He soon returns to the swamp and sets ...             Watchmen Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons DC Comics, 1995 Near Perfection I finally bought Watchmen after hearing and reading about its greatness, and looking for something epic to fill the void I've seen in comics recently, I decided to give it a read. Watchmen truly deserves its title as one of the greatest graphic novels/comics ever, ...             The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Vol. 1 Alan Moore America's Best Comics, 1999 Don't order this title for your kids I liked Watchmen, so I ordered TLoEG Vol 1 and 2 for my 10 year old son for Christmas. Thankfully, I started reading it before he did as it is very much an adult themed graphic novel, with a couple of rape scenes in the first half of Vol 1 alone. I haven't finished ...             The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Vol. 2 Alan Moore, Kevin O'Neill Wildstorm, 2004 The League at it's best! I loved volume 1 and volume 2 was even better. I thoroughly enjoyed the Almanac section of the book and the cool board game and other little "quips" that were added by Moore and O'Neill. There is a little more sexual content in this volume, but it doesn't detract ...             The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier Alan Moore Wildstorm, 2007 An Extraordinary Title To anyone familiar with the world of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (and I certainly do not mean the movie), this latest volume - The Black Dossier - will still manage to both surprise and delight. Set in a post Big Brother 1950's Britain, the story revolves ...             Batman: The Killing Joke Alan Moore, Brian Bolland DC Comics, 2008 Batman: The Killing Joke This is one of the best Batman Comics. Great artwork and story! Well, I'm a great Joker fan and I like almost everything of his stories but this one is really really good! It also comes in great hardcover with some extra materials inside. If you want a great Joker and ...             V for Vendetta Alan Moore, David Lloyd Vertigo, 1995 Freedom, Self-Rule, and the Government The most interesting thing about "V for Vendetta" is that the main theme of the novel isn't actually one man standing up to Fascism, though that's an aspect of it. The more relevant political theme is Anarchism, though it's still only partly about that. The primary ...             Alan Moore's Writing For Comics Volume 1 Alan Moore, Jacen Burrows Avatar Press, 2003 Jump starts the imagination Alan Moore takes us behind the scenes of comic writing as he explores his creative process and the important factors all new authors should consider when starting out in the comics medium. Even though it's very short, Moore packs insightful and relevant concepts into ...             From Hell - New Cover Edition Alan Moore, Eddie Campbell Top Shelf Productions, 2000 Jack the Ripper's story in a comic book From Hell is kind of confusing for the first four or five chapters. You really don't have too much of a clue what's going on and who every character is. However, after the first murder, it really starts to weave all of the confusing parts of the first few chapters ...             Lost Girls Alan Moore, Melinda Gebbie Top Shelf Productions, 2006 Dream and Lust Finally the complete work of Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie. Between dream and lust, the erotic adventures of three girls of our imaginary: Alice, Dorothy and Wendy. A luxury edition that exalt Melinda Gebbie's superb drawing .             Swamp Thing Vol. 6: Reunion Alan Moore Vertigo, 2003 Sowing the Seeds Here is the final installment of Alan Moore's tremendous and groundbreaking run on the Swamp Thing series, collecting original issues #57-64. Moore brings to a precise ending his take on the character and his breathtaking development as an elemental spirit, but with ...             Promethea (Book 1) Alan Moore Wildstorm, 2001 Trust the Snakes I'm up to Promethea Part IV by now so I should back up and rein in my thoughts on Volume 1 (which collects the first 6 comics from back in 1999 it looks like). Anyway hats off to Alan Moore for serving up another variation on his "superwoman" ideal, as if Mina Harker ...             Promethea (Book 4) Alan Moore Wildstorm, 2005 Welcome Victor Neuberg I have been slogging through the Promethea books, always learning a little something, but mostly dazzled by the inventive methods Alan Moore and his collaborators have been activating what is otherwise a fairly static story and one that I barely understand. The ...             Swamp Thing Vol. 5: Earth to Earth Alan Moore Vertigo, 2002 His Blue Heaven If you've read the prior collections in this series and you thought things couldn't get any better, well you ain't seen nothing yet. This installment of the Swamp Thing graphic novel series contains just six issues from Alan Moore's run (#51-56), but that does include ...             Promethea - Book 5 (Promethea) Alan Moore Wildstorm, 2006 The Big Finish, or Going Out With Style I've been reading comics for nigh on thirty-five years now, and PROMETHEA is one of my all-time favorites. This concluding volume wraps up the show in fine fashion as Promethea ushers in an "apocalypse" that is wholly unexpected, and is based on the original Greek ...          products you might be interested in search for books extraordinary, gentlemen, promethea, vendetta, watchmen, writing randomly chosen book: Growing Up Green: Education for Ecological Renewal