Delighted to inform you that Alan Moore is on tonight's BBC Front Row, discussing The Great When, psycho-geography, comics, fascism and the trouble with superheroes... 715pm Radio 4 or link after.. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m...

this city is afraid of me. i have seen its true face.

All happy comics industries are alike; each unhappy comics industry is unhappy in its own way

OMG! I’ve been waiting 36 years for this. 🙂 bleedingcool.com/comics/dc-to...

Ten years ago today I was in Providence, Rhode Island, looking at the building that HP Lovecraft in the Call of Cthulhu describes as "a hideous Victorian imitation of Seventeenth Century Breton architecture which flaunts its stuccoed front amidst the lovely Colonial houses on the ancient hill".

How Alan Moore Introduced Himself To American Readers… Swamp Thing #25 (1984) www.momentofmoore.com/post/1018616...

Swamp Thing. A recent private commission based on a classic Stephen Bissette comic panel from the 80s. Ink.

Spider-man / Rorschach

‘Women Dressed As Giant Crabs.’ D.R. & Quinch, 2000 AD #366 (1984), artist: Alan Davis www.momentofmoore.com/image/127646...

‘Anybody even twitches…’ The Ballard Of Halo Jones Book 1, Prog 380 (1984), Artist: Ian Gibson. www.momentofmoore.com/post/5530158...

In 1993, The KLF were done. They'd deleted their entire back catalog and publicly quit the music industry. Bill Drummond & Jimmy Cauty weren't done, though. They formed the K Foundation, an art collective (of two) that took out full-page ads in NME and other newspapers. What was their plan? 🧵

Possibly my favorite internet video of all time remains Happy Harry's "Saturday Morning Watchmen"

New in our etsy shop: Swamp Thing sketchcard by @stevelieberart.bsky.social. helioscopepdx.etsy.com/listing/4346...

40 years of John Constantine! Come raise a glass with me at @prospectmagazine.co.uk. With @jamiedelano.bsky.social @damedenisemina.bsky.social @ianrankin1.bsky.social www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/culture/70761/the-most-important-british-character-in-us-comics-john-constantine-hellblazer-alan-moore

In Paddington 2, Paddington is not locked up in the prison with the other prisoners, they’re locked up with Paddington,

[August 3rd, 1985] Alan Moore received the Jack Kirby Award for Best Writer for his work on "Swamp Thing" from Jack Kirby himself at the San Diego Comic-Con, held at the San Diego Convention Center

Terry Gilliam explains why there should never be a WATCHMEN movie, back in 2003:

John Coulthart on reworking the lettering for a Lovecraft comic he’s republishing… www.johncoulthart.com/feuilleton/2...

For anyone who wants to help the community hub directly their fundraising page is here: semilongcommunity.com/support-us/?...

Reminder that Alan Moore and Richard Corben once made a three-page Magneto story in the HEROES FOR HOPE one-shot And reminder that it fucking rules

Merrick and Ganesha as tarot Drawn by Alan Moore

Hang in there! 💀 Art by Johnny Craig

Dr. Manhattan on Mars. By Dave Gibbons with backgrounds from Gerhard. www.momentofmoore.com/post/6237461...

Closed down community hubs for vulnerable people re-opened by former staff www.nnjournal.co.uk/p/closed-dow... "Donations have come in from the community, Billing Parish Council has contributed and Northampton’s most famous resident comic book writer Alan Moore, has given a generous donation."

Iä! Iä! Cthulhu fhtagn!

Alan Moore interviewed on art and magic by Roberto Bartual narracionesgraficas.substack.com/p/interview-...

"What does it signify, Netley? What does it SIGNIFY???"

Rejected Hellblazer plot ideas... www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

The Alan Moore Self-Swipe File... Three Eyes McGurk and his Death Planet Commandos (1980) / Watchmen (1986) www.momentofmoore.com/post/6227842...

If you're in the UK or can access iPlayer... Don't Look Now is on BBC 2 tonight at midnight. I'm sure Alan has mentioned it before as an influence and I think it crops up early on in Swamp Thing. www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio...

Shamed by you English? Back Cover of 1963 #3, June 1993.

You can't imagine Alan Moore as a morning or kids' TV person, much less wearing a suit, but here he is on the Sunday Get Fresh today in 1987. What Gaz Top lacks in interviewing acumen he makes up for in suggesting children read Watchmen. www.youtube.com/watc...

It is 1991… mastodo.neoliber.al/@Legit_Spagh...

in which we return once again to the fecund partnership of Messrs. Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell, for an exegesis on magic, creation, and the lives of Arthur Machen - among many, many other things

One of the few people we comics folk call a King. Jack Kirby!

My most Alan Moore-coded belief is that the Rolling Stones unwittingly unleashed the Antichrist in 1969

I wrote about Alan Moore and Steve Moore’s jolly good fun and massively informative Bumper Book of magic in this week’s @thetls.bsky.social. Delighted to have mentioned Keith Harris and Orville in the paper. www.the-tls.co.uk/religion/rel...

AI can try to summarise Wikipedia articles but the detailed recaps of DC Comics crossovers will defeat it like the Russian winter defeated Napoleon

The first 2000AD cover - by Robin Smith - in Aug 1986 featured Tharg, and, er, robot versions of Ian Gibson & Alan Moore, whose work on their wonderful Halo Jones stories had won themselves a recent Eagle Award for Favourite Comic Character.

“… and I'll look down and whisper ‘No.’”

An 1892 self-portrait by the indisputably great Aubrey Beardsley.

cthulhy rae jepsen is like 'i r'lyeh r'lyeh r'lyeh r'lyeh r'lyeh r'lyeh r'lyeh like you'

Netflix viewers rush to watch 'astonishing' drama about a beloved British icon

in which we return to 1985 and one of Alan Moore’s handful of proper Superman stories, a horror tale about a sick and delusional Superman making preparations to die, more than willing to take the Swamp Thing with him -

Today Tegan looks at DC Comics Presents #85, from 1985, by Alan Moore, Rick Veitch, and Al Williamson.

Fine. I admit it. It's me. I'm the guy who's been dressing up as John Constantine and following Alan Moore around the place for a laugh. Grant Morrison as well. I don't regret it for a second, those magical bastards.

Meanwhile, at the Vatican the Pope's inauguration mass is under way...

Drop a panel right before all hell breaks loose

Alan Moore knows the score.

Alan Moore interviewed on Long London and the Future of Humanity. alanmooreworld.blogspot.com/2025/05/long...