If you ask comic book fans to list ten of the best comic book writers that ever existed, odds are good that Watchmen writer Alan Moore would fall somewhere on that list. Yes, the man has proven to be something of a recluse and embittered artist-type, but there’s no denying he knows his way around a keyboard.
Apart from Watchmen, Moore is also well known for such books as Batman: The Killing Joke, and V for Vendetta.
He’s definitely made his mark on the medium of comic books, but now, based on an interview he had with The Guardian while promoting his new novel, Jerusalem (a new 1,200+ page book set to hit shelves later this month), it sounds like he’s ready to move one from comics.
“[I have] about 250 pages of comics left in me,” he said.
He then added:
“And those will probably be very enjoyable. There are...
Apart from Watchmen, Moore is also well known for such books as Batman: The Killing Joke, and V for Vendetta.
He’s definitely made his mark on the medium of comic books, but now, based on an interview he had with The Guardian while promoting his new novel, Jerusalem (a new 1,200+ page book set to hit shelves later this month), it sounds like he’s ready to move one from comics.
“[I have] about 250 pages of comics left in me,” he said.
He then added:
“And those will probably be very enjoyable. There are...
- 9/9/2016
- by Joseph Medina
- LRMonline.com
How long should you look at a painting for? Where are the best seats for ballet? Big names from the arts world, including Charlotte Rampling and Richard Eyre, share their tips
What's the best way to enhance your enjoyment of the arts? We've pumped those in the know for their expertise – critics, curators, artists, practitioners and professionals – and have amassed a haul of useful advice. So if you've ever been curious about the ideal way to see a show, get stuck in – and please share your own tips below.
Which are the best seats in the house?
For opera and theatre, in the thick of it: centre of the stalls halfway towards the back, or as close to the orchestra pit as you can. You want to get a panorama of the stage but not be looking down – unless it's dance, when sitting towards the middle of the first circle...
What's the best way to enhance your enjoyment of the arts? We've pumped those in the know for their expertise – critics, curators, artists, practitioners and professionals – and have amassed a haul of useful advice. So if you've ever been curious about the ideal way to see a show, get stuck in – and please share your own tips below.
Which are the best seats in the house?
For opera and theatre, in the thick of it: centre of the stalls halfway towards the back, or as close to the orchestra pit as you can. You want to get a panorama of the stage but not be looking down – unless it's dance, when sitting towards the middle of the first circle...
- 10/18/2010
- by Nosheen Iqbal
- The Guardian - Film News
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