Track A: March Of The Sinister Ducks.
Track B: Old Gangsters Never Die.
Format: 7". Situation Two, UK. August 1983.
More details HERE.
Dec 31, 2018
Dec 30, 2018
Dispelling Northampton's veil of anonymity
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| The Show is... coming soon! Photo by Mitch Jenkins. |
Excerpt from an article published today on BBC.com, here.
Alan Moore: [...] Everything in the film is a product of Northampton and my imaginations from living there for 65 years. I wanted to capture the oddness of the town and its importance. The film presents an alternative Northampton.
My hope is that the film will dispel... [Northampton's] veil of anonymity.
Dec 14, 2018
Alan Moore in New Scientist
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| Moore portrait by Mitch Jenkins. |
New Scientist issue 3207 (cover date 8 December 2018) includes a two-page article by Rowan Hooper under the headline “Magic and science fuel Middle England cult hero”.
Below some selected excerpts.
Alan Moore: [...] Magic, in a certain sense, is the palaeontology of science. It’s where science comes from. [...]
Science is the most beautiful and elegant tool that humanity has yet developed with which to actually investigate the physical universe, to measure it, to test it. Science evolved out of magic. [...]
[Talking about Eternalism] If you think that every second is eternal, don’t do anything that you can’t live with forever. [...]
Dec 13, 2018
The Show... coming soon!
Posted the 11th of December on Facebook Alan Moore Official Page:
Although this is my first attempt at working seriously in cinema, the audience may want to know how it connects with my just-recently-concluded comic book career. The answer, as I see it, is “not very much at all”: this is completely fresh, with staggering new possibilities for mesmerism and immersive storytelling.
Then again, those seeking bleak dystopias in my narratives will be relieved to learn that this, occurring in the recently collapsed town of Northampton, is a fine example, with as many otherworldly characters as one might reasonably expect.
And yes, there is a superhero, but not like you think.
This hasn’t been adapted from work that was never meant for cinema; this is me and the talented, fantastic people that I’m working with, attempting to make the most stunning piece of British film that anyone has seen in years.
This is The Show, and we’re doing it right here.
Then again, those seeking bleak dystopias in my narratives will be relieved to learn that this, occurring in the recently collapsed town of Northampton, is a fine example, with as many otherworldly characters as one might reasonably expect.
And yes, there is a superhero, but not like you think.
This hasn’t been adapted from work that was never meant for cinema; this is me and the talented, fantastic people that I’m working with, attempting to make the most stunning piece of British film that anyone has seen in years.
This is The Show, and we’re doing it right here.
Dec 8, 2018
Swamp things
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| Art by Stephen R. Bissette (left) and Rick Veitch (right). |
Above and below, two amazing sketches realized respectively by Stephen R. Bissette and Rick Veitch on the copy in my possession of Saga of The Swamp Thing book six.
Published here with the artists' permission.
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| Art by Stephen R. Bissette. |
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| Art by Rick Veitch. |
Dec 4, 2018
The Bearded One by Armando Rossi
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| Art by Armando Rossi. |
Italian comic book artist, illustrator and painter ARMANDO ROSSI did it... again!
Grazie, Armando!
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