No one writes a graphic novel quite like Alan Moore, and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen might just be his best.

Alan Moore is taking a break from retirement. It’s been nearly two years since the author of “Watchmen” and “V for Vendetta” announced he was done with comics.

Alan Moore told GQ that he has no interest in adaptations of his work and blasted HBO’s 2019 'Watchmen' series.

The new Alan Moore biography, Magic Words: The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore, will be available to readers in December in the USA, but if you had your ear to the ground at New York Comic Con, ...

Fans of Moore’s writing for comics like The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (which initially assembled all the most famous characters in Victorian literature before growing ov ...

NPR's Susan Stone talks with Alan Moore, one of the most respected writers of the comic novel genre, about The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. The comic series takes literary figures from ...

Alan Moore's Ten-Year-Old Thoughts On Comics Goes Viral, Again. Ten years ago, Alan Moore was stopped on the red carpet at Fright Fest, which was to show three of his Show Pieces films with Mitch ...

“Watchmen” creator Alan Moore has spoken out again on the HBO adaptation of his 1980s graphic novel series. Moore told GQ that, in a letter to him ahead of the production, the series creator ...

There was a time — let’s call it the Nineties — when an artist like Alex Giannascoli signing to a major label would have felt like a seismic shift, complete with passionate arguments both pro and con ...

The reason Alan Moore doesn’t want his name on HBO’s Watchmen. Of unstoppable forces and immovable objects. by Susana Polo. Nov 11, 2019, 4:00 PM UTC. HBO.

Alan Moore, modern-day Saruman and creator of comic masterpieces like Watchmen, V for Vendetta, and From Hell, has just signed with a new book publisher, and his upcoming fiction series sounds ...