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1. Top fantasy novels: (Guide); ... Clarke (2004) 55 Elric of Melnibone Series Michael Moorcock (1972) 56 The Time Traveler's Wife Audrey Niffenegger (2003) 57 Alanna: The First Adventure Tamora Pierce ...; Created on 27 December 2011
2. Review: A God Somewhere, by John Arcudi, Peter Snejbjerg & Bjarne Hansen: (Fantasy books); It’s been almost 25 years since Alan Moore’s Watchmen exploded onto the comic book scene. With its three-dimensional characters, moral complexity and more realistic depiction of violence, Watchmen introduced ...; Created on 09 December 2010
3. Review: Tom Strong Deluxe Edition Book 2 or how Tom Strong saved me from my own worst enemy: (Fantasy books); ... into reading Alan Moore’s Tom Strong did I come to appreciate the potential of the graphic novel for narrative sophistication, biting humour, even social and political commentary, and above all else, great ...; Created on 24 June 2010
4. Why I'm mad at Ridley Scott: (Science fiction films); ... career. Specialising in features and entertainment reporting, Hutchins interviewed comic book industry icons such as Alan Moore, Will Eisner, Warren Ellis, Kevin Smith, Mark Waid and Neil Gaiman. During ...; Created on 13 November 2009
5. Review: Tom Strong Deluxe Edition Book 1: (Fantasy books); It's widely acknowledged that Alan Moore's Watchmen is responsible for introducing a gritty realism to comic books, in part through a more realistic depiction of violence and its consequences, but most ...; Created on 13 October 2009
6. Extended director's cut of Watchmen on blu-ray and DVD: (Fantasy films); ... will be 186 minutes. Alan Moore's reportedly "unfilmable" Watchmen graphic novel proved to be anything but, becoming one of the best movies released this year so far. It should be intriguing to see ...; Created on 15 May 2009
7. Who watches the Watchmen? A review of Zack Snyder's Watchmen: (Fantasy films); ... hard hitting superhero extravaganza, unafraid of dealing with moral complexity and unflinching in the face of ugly truths. This is all the more remarkable given the opinion of many that Alan Moore ...; Created on 07 March 2009
8. Four new Watchmen featurettes unleashed: (Fantasy films); ... good news is that these interviews suggest that Snyder has successfully adapted Dave Gibbons and Alan Moore's material, in particular drawing out the moral complexity of their creation. Only time will ...; Created on 27 February 2009
9. Will we, or won’t we, get to watch Watchmen any time soon?: (Fantasy films); ... back to Watchmen. If you don't know the background, here's a quick summary. In 1986 producer Larry Gordon acquired the rights for Fox to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ superhero graphic novel serial. The ...; Created on 05 January 2009
10. Second Watchmen trailer released: (Fantasy films); The second trailer for Zack Snyder's new superhero movie, Watchmen, is now online. The movie is an adaptation of Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel of the same name. Director Zack Snyder is most famous ...; Created on 16 November 2008
11. Max Payne, Min Satysfaction: (Fantasy films); After panning Mark Wahlberg’s performance in M. Night Shyamalan’s abysmal The Happening, it’s only fair that we state up front that in Max Payne Wahlberg travels some way along the path of redemption ...; Created on 21 October 2008
12. M. Night Shyamalan’s The Happening: the critics will hate it: (Science fiction films); If I told you exactly what I discovered about M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming supernatural thriller The Happening, you would understand the reason for this article’s title. A reviewer who read the shooting ...; Created on 13 March 2008
13. The novels of Peter F. Hamilton: (Science fiction books); ... as Alan Moore’s highly praised graphic novel V for Vendetta employ similar dystopic settings – and Hamilton explained in an interview with British SF magazine SFX that he chose the setting to make people ...; Created on 16 January 2008