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Alan Moore stuff I haven't read
Anyone here read From Hell or Promethea? Are they any good?
I think that Promethea would be a good name for a guinea pig.
I think that Promethea would be a good name for a guinea pig.
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From Hell is excellent, I think, though not exactly guaranteed to lift your spirits. Umm, why a Guinea pig?
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I read Promethea, and it's swell. I haven't read From Hell, but I saw the movie, and that was pretty good.
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Yeah, but if it's a movie Alan Moore'll hate it, right?
If you think Promethea is worth it I'll put it on my 'to do' list.
If you think Promethea is worth it I'll put it on my 'to do' list.
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If it's by Alan, it's worth it.
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Lucy McGough wrote:Anyone here read From Hell or Promethea? Are they any good?
I started Promethea, but haven't finished it. Too busy. Good, though. But, From Hell is a masterwork. Fascinating story about violence and the effects on society, better literary techniques than Watchmen, and maybe his best work.
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tony ingram wrote:If it's by Alan, it's worth it.
Alan Moore may worship Glycon, but I reckon you worship Alan Moore
Mbast1 wrote:I started Promethea, but haven't finished it. Too busy. Good, though. But, From Hell is a masterwork. Fascinating story about violence and the effects on society, better literary techniques than Watchmen, and maybe his best work.
High praise indeed! I'll definitely read it.
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All praise to the Almighty Beard!Lucy McGough wrote:tony ingram wrote:If it's by Alan, it's worth it.
Alan Moore may worship Glycon, but I reckon you worship Alan Moore
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I'm sorry, but that beard is scary . . . like an evil forbidden forest or something!
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He's trimmed it recently.
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Are there any photos?
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Pictures . . . or it didn't actually happen.Lucy McGough wrote:Are there any photos?tony ingram wrote:He's trimmed it recently.
Oooooooooooh . . . scary!
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He's not scary. He's just a wizard from Northampton who worships a snake god.
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