Alan Moore's Exit Interview: On 25 Years of Creating Comics, The State of the Medium and Industry, and What the Future May Hold For All Concerned OXD-12
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(W) Bill Baker
By Bill Baker
This is an intimate portrait of the artist and his work, detailing both what he's accomplished and what it's cost him to remain true to himself and his art. This three-plus hour interview begins with Moore's dissection of his commercial comics career. The conversation then the turns to the state of the art and business before touching on Lost Girls, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Jerusalem, his novel-in-progress.
This is an intimate portrait of the artist and his work, detailing both what he's accomplished and what it's cost him to remain true to himself and his art. This three-plus hour interview begins with Moore's dissection of his commercial comics career. The conversation then the turns to the state of the art and business before touching on Lost Girls, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and Jerusalem, his novel-in-progress.
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