Alan Moore poster

Artist names are shown on each picture frame. Copyright for each is as follows:
From Hell and The Birth Caul both © Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell; Watchmen © DC Comics; The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen © Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill; V for Vendetta © DC Comics; Top Ten © America's Best Comics LLC. Main Alan Moore figure from The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen © Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill. Swamp Thing © DC comics; Halo Jones © Rebellion A/S; Big Numbers © Alan Moore and Bill Seinkiewicz; Bojeffries Saga © Alan Moore and Steve Parkhouse; Promethea © America's Best Comics LLC; A Small Killing © Alan Moore and Oscar Zarate; DR & Quinch © Rebellion A/S; Lost Girls © Alan Moore and Melinda Gebbie.

Photoshop collage by A.M.

Cleese buying Mustard

In an astonishing coincidence, I spotted John Cleese buying Mustard magazine in London.

Mustard in The IT Crowd

Moss reads Mustard in an episode of The IT Crowd, and Roy is reading it on this photo, used on DVDs and Netflix.

Interview: Alan Moore

If you put the words in the right order with the pictures you can create a psychedelic state, a fugue state.

The author of Watchmen and From Hell discusses comics, comedy, movies and magic over copious amounts of tea.
14,800 words

Interview: Graham Linehan

Most people think a show is made up by the cast as they go.

The writer of The IT Crowd, Father Ted, Black Books, Big Train, The Day Today and co-creator of The Fast Show's Ted & Ralph.
10,100 words

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