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2000 online interviews
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Salon.com |
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Date |
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18 Oct 2000 |
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Title |
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We need another hero |
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Interviewer |
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Sridhar Pappu |
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Link |
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http://dir.salon.com/people/feature/2000/10/18/moore/
index.html |
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Subjects |
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origins and raison d’etre of ABC comics, state of comics industry,
reading comics as a child. |
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Moore Work |
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Tom Strong. |
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Word Count |
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3,200 |
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Note |
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article with interview excerpts. |
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Source |
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Blather.net |
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Date |
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17 Oct 2000 |
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Title |
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The Alan Moore Interview |
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Interviewer |
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Barry Kavanagh |
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Link |
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http://www.blather.net/articles/amoore/ |
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Subjects |
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Northampton, the term “graphic novel”, state of the comics’
industry, the development of V For Vendetta, on ideas generated during the
writing process, the fate of Marvelman, the negative influence of Watchmen,
Harvey Kurtzman’s MAD, the development of Watchmen, Brought to Light
and the CIA, Clause 28 and AARGH!, working with Malcolm MacLaren, history
and fate of BN*, the development of A Small Killing, on serial killers,
The Birth Caul performance, Austin Osman Spare, the development of his performances/workings,
magic, theory of ideas as entities, Aleister Crowley, magic and drug use,
trance states and visions. |
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Moore Work |
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V for Vendetta, Marvelman, Swamp Thing, Watchmen, The Killing Joke, Brought
to Light, Big Numbers, A Small Killing, Lost Girls, From Hell, The League
of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Voice of the Fire, The Moon and Serpent, The
Highbury Working, The Birth Caul (performance). |
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Word Count |
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19,680 |
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Note |
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In-depth interview and detailed examination of the Moore ouvre. |
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Source |
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Comic Book Artist #9 |
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Date |
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16 Jun 2000 |
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Title |
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Toasting Absent Heroes |
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Interviewer |
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Jon B. Cooke |
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Link |
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http://www.twomorrows.com |
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Subjects |
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first experiences of Charlton comics, Steve Ditko, origins of Watchmen
characters, the relation of Charlton superheroes to Watchmen, on superhero
comics in general, Watchmen compared to ABC comics. |
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Moore Work |
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Watchmen, Swamp Thing, From Hell. |
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Word Count |
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5,750 |
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Note |
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Focusing primarily on the Charlton-Watchmen Connection. |
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Source |
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The Guardian |
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Date |
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1 Jun 2000 |
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Title |
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He Does it With Magic |
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Interviewer |
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Nick Hasted |
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Links |
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/
0,4273,4024167,00.html |
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Subjects |
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on the From Hell panel that pushed him into magic, the relation between
writing and magic, on writing the death of Mary Kelly in From Hell. |
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Moore Work |
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From Hell. |
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Word Count |
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1,350 |
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Note |
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article with interview excerpts. |
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