29th Jan 2005

Alan Moore interview

So I’ve got a thing for comic books. And games, and computers. I’m product of the geek tribe, taken in like Ayla in Clan of the Cave Bear, and raised to be one of their own.

A strange, exciting, and educational times for an English major.

In any case, I’ll probably start talking about comics and graphic novels on my blog, because they are of interest to me, and I was practically drooling all over the graphic novel and manga exhibit booths at ALA Midwinter. This interview with Alan Moore, writer of such greats as Watchmen, V for Vendetta, From Hell, and The League of Extraordinary Gentlement (the latter 2 were, unfortunately, butchered by Hollywood), is both interesting and entertaining including what comics he read as a kid, how he got into the business, and insights to his story lines, including the influence of British politics.

Alan Moore “Chain Reaction” Interview Transcript
[CBR News The Comic Wire c/o Blogdex 28 jan '05]

Even if you’re not into comics, take a walk on the wild side and check this out.

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