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  • Alan Moore
    Alan Moore

    …Comics hired Moore to write Swamp Thing, a straightforward monster comic that Moore transformed into a monthly meditation on life and death. It pushed the boundaries of what could be done in a mainstream book, and his success with it led to Watchmen. Published serially from 1986 to 1987, Watchmen…

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    …Comics hired Moore to write Swamp Thing, a straightforward monster comic that Moore transformed into a monthly meditation on life and death. It pushed the boundaries of what could be done in a mainstream book, and his success with it led to Watchmen. Published serially from 1986 to 1987, Watchmen…

    Read More