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Alan Moore
'''http://www.alanmoorefansite.com/''' Frank Miller's ''The Dark Knight Returns'' popularized the idea . . . to be released as a movie in 2009), ''[[V For Vendetta]]'' and ''[[From Hell]]'' (filmed in . . . of Alan Moore]]'' * ''[[Watchmen]]'' * ''[[V For Vendetta]]'' (the movie, not the book) . . .
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Cast Iron Movie Reviews
If there's one accomplishment of civilization that lets a casual viewer achieve an experience close to . . . Lovers, The]]'' * ''[[Vampyres]]'' * ''[[V For Vendetta]]'' :d * ''[[Vertigo (1958)]]'' * ''[[Victor, . . .
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Saga of the Swamp Thing
When Alan Moore came to DC to write Swamp Thing, he had already made a name for himself in England with . . . 2000 AD and his early works, including ''[[V For Vendetta]], [[The Ballad of Halo Jones]], Marvelman'' . . .
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The Mindscape of Alan Moore
[[Alan Moore]] sits in front of the camera, talks about mysticism, magic, and information overload, and . . . You know about ''[[Watchmen]], Swamp Thing, [[V For Vendetta]], [[From Hell]], [[Lost Girls]], Top . . . fanboys with ''[[Watchmen]]'' T-shirts and ''[[V for Vendetta]]'' masks. These are the ones who’ll . . . Gebbie (''[[Lost Girls]]''), David Lloyd (''[[V for Vendetta]]''), Dave Gibbons (''[[Watchmen]]''), . . .
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V For Vendetta
[[Alan Moore]]'s ''V For Vendetta'' is a sometimes improbable but still potent cautionary tale about . . . work. Like most films drawn from books, ''V For Vendetta'' makes certain compromises, but the . . . slo-motion elegance of a scene near the end. ''V For Vendetta'' could be seen as somewhat derivative . . . that has lapsed too much into mere noise. ''V For Vendetta'' succeeds on all points. Hey, I need . . .
11K - last updated 2008-09-14 18:35 by Modemac

Watchmen
In 1986, DC Comics published [[Alan Moore]]'s 12-month-long series, simply called ''Watchmen.'' Along . . . ''Watchmen,'' one could point to Moore's ''[[V For Vendetta]],'' a dark tale of a post-nuclear, . . .
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