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sol_et_luna has been rereading Promethea
Mar. 2nd, 2006 09:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
wolven7wolven: I've been reading a lot of alan Moore, latelysol_et_luna: he's done other things?Auto response from
wolven: I think tomorrow's going to be a weird day...wolven: OhmydearsweetjeebusesYESsol_et_luna: lolsol_et_luna: want morewolven: Ok, look: Here you need to know some things:sol_et_luna: :Dwolven: You know my main fictional hero (All of my heroes are fictional, except one), John Constantine?wolven: HellBlazer comicssol_et_luna: oohwolven: Alan Moore created the character.sol_et_luna: awesomewolven: Alan Moore is a practicing Magician.sol_et_luna: oh I know lolsol_et_luna: I felt itwolven: Alan Moore does things with language that would be illegal, if the governments properly understood them.sol_et_luna: not to mention scope of knowledgesol_et_luna: lolwolven: Alan Moore wrote "V for Vendetta," the film adaptation of which will be premiering on march 17th.sol_et_luna: have kitty on one arm typing with leftsol_et_luna: oohwolven: Alan Moore wrote The Voice of the Fire a book which has caused me to actually Read things, again, rather than simply recognising words and syntax.sol_et_luna: :Dwolven: Alan Moore wrote The Watchmen, a series which completely redefined the way people thought about comics, heroes, and the nature of necessity.sol_et_luna: awesomewolven: Alan Moore wrote one of the best damn Batman stories, ever, in The Killing Joke, even though he didn't like it too much.sol_et_luna: :)wolven: Alan Moore has worked with David J. of Bauhaus, to turn one fo the songs, from V for Vendetta into an Actual Song. Would you like it?sol_et_luna: yes!wolven: Alan Moore is one of the best damned writers in the entire damned world.sol_et_luna: :Dsol_et_luna: I believe itsol_et_luna: think he did some invocation to Hermes in comicsol_et_luna: this one panel...whoasol_et_luna: and typing one handedwolven: Yes, and there's also an issue of the same comic in which he has two characters walking around a mobius strip lemniscate, talking to each other and themselves.sol_et_luna: yessol_et_luna: that's the comicwolven: Tool - [H.]wolven: by the way, i'm posting this conversation, if you don't mind. It's too damned hilarious not to.sol_et_luna: go right ahead :DNow I need to get to work.
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Date: 2006-03-03 02:46 am (UTC)(I am remarkably fond of Alan Moore but find Grant Morrison to be largely hit-or-miss. These are my politics regarding Alan Moore and Grant Morrison.)
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Date: 2006-03-03 05:12 am (UTC)and more ambulances
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Date: 2006-03-03 05:45 am (UTC)If you say Alan Moore's name backwards into a mirror, he appears.
The length of Alan Moore's hand is used as a unit of measurement in some parts of England.
Tell me a good Hellblazer book. I read chronologically straight from the first one to "Tainted Love."
I'm guessing the Mobius Strip thing is from Promethea?
Also, I would like a copy of The Vicious Cabaret.
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Yes he will; if you're lucky he brings you beer.
Mainly one small section of Northampton, but you see what we're saying.
Anything Ellis did, Everything Carey Did. "Son of Man" is pretty awesome, but next in Line is "Damnations Flame."
Yes it is.
There you are, then. :)
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Date: 2006-03-03 06:51 pm (UTC)hmmm, would it be possible for you to send the song to me too??
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