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He should write some bad books. Jokes aside, though, Moore is probably a top 10 author for me. I don't think I've read anything of his that I haven't enjoyed,

He should write some bad books. Jokes aside, though, Moore is probably a top 10 author for me. I don't think I've read anything of his that I haven't enjoyed, and what I have read, I've enjoyed heads & shoulders above – and remember much more in detail, thanks to the book nature of it all – anything else.

thx 3y ago
fav ones (?) beyond Watchmen
- bexsella 3y ago
  Not who you were asking, but I'm a big Moore fan as well: * From Hell (Some might be put off by the original comic's black and white art, but there was a recent release that colourised them by the original illustrator) * Providence * Jerusalem * V for Vendetta
  - dagw 3y ago
    Illuminations, his latest short story collection, is a fantastic introduction to his prose writing for people who only know his comic book work.
    - bexsella 3y ago
      This is a good call, I love Jerusalem, but it is girthy.
- cocacola1 3y ago
  There are the obvious ones: From Hell, V for Vendetta, and The Killing Joke, but I especially enjoyed his interpretation of Superman in For the Man Who has Everything and Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?, which are 2 of my favorite Superman stories. But I most appreciate him for Swamp Thing, because that’s where we got our first appearance of John Constantine.