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Apologies for the super-late reply. Wasn't notifo'd of your comment for some weird reason. For the better most definitely, and when Moore could still be consid
by gaelian 15y ago
Apologies for the super-late reply. Wasn't notifo'd of your comment for some weird reason.
For the better most definitely, and when Moore could still be considered as part of the comic industry. I don't think this has really been the case for a long time now.
I agree with toyg's comment that the industry is in its current state because they don't have enough Moores and Ellises and Gaimans. I'm also very fond of Garth Ennis' and Glenn Fabry's work. It's interesting to note that all these guys and more are considered part of the 'British Invasion'[1] and without them, the US comic industry would be in far worse shape than it is.
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Invasion_(comics) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Invasion_(comics)