[Trouble with Comics: The Group Blog of Comic Book Galaxy] Alan Moore Month U...

[Alan David Doane]

Moore in the Galaxy Archives!

As Alan Moore Month rolls along here at TWC, I thought it might be fun to dig back into the Galaxy archives and see what Moore comics we've reviewed over the years. Here are the ones I could find:

* Top Ten: The Forty-Niners reviewed by ADD
* V for Vendetta reviewed by Johnny Bacardi
* Promethea #32 reviewed by Pat Markfort
* Voice of the Fire reviewed by Marshall O'Keeffe
* Across the Universe: The DC Universe Stories of Alan Moore reviewed by ADD
* League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 1910 reviewed by ADD
* Lost Girls reviewed by ADD
* Promethea #20 reviewed by ADD
* Saga of the Swamp Thing HC Vol. 1 reviewed by ADD
* Swamp Thing: Earth to Earth reviewed by ADD
* Tom Strong #15 reviewed by ADD
* Tom Strong Vol. 1 reviewed by ADD

Alan Moore Month Status Report!

Here's a quick guide to all our Alan Moore Month posts so far:

* Christopher Allen on 20,000 Years of Erotic Freedom
* Marc Sobel on The Hasty Smear of My Smile
* Christopher Allen on Alan Moore's Complete Wildcats
* Mick Martin on V for Vendetta

...there's much more Moore to come, too, so check back frequently for Alan Moore Month updates here at Trouble with Comics!

Alan Moore Month Giveaway!

Don't forget to enter our Alan Moore Month Giveaway, too! To enter, email us a list of your five favourite Alan Moore comics or graphic novels, along with a little info on why you like each one, and if your entry is judged to be one of the most interesting and enlightening entries, you'll win! Please include your name and mailing address in your email.

All emails must be received by 11:59 PM on Wednesday, November 18th. One entry per household. Comic Book Galaxy reserves the right to reject any entry for any reason. All entrants agree to be bound by the decision of the judges.

Good luck, from Comic Book Galaxy's Trouble with Comics, Avatar Press and Top Shelf Productions!

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Posted By Alan David Doane to Trouble with Comics: The Group Blog of Comic Book Galaxy at 11/05/2009 10:44:00 AM