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chime_on posted:It reprints more than just the first Eclipse issue, there are some earlier stories in there too, apparently, and some essays/commentary. It's a pretty thick book. It's 61 pages. I haven't read it yet, but the volume justifies the price, I would think. I'm a big Alan Moore fan, but I've never read this or even know much of anything about it, so I'm pretty excited to get in from the beginning. It'll be a fun readalong!
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Waterhaul posted:As far as I'm aware, no. Goddamn, they didn't surface that poo poo at all. Thanks, I would never have found that myself.
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Jan 16, 2014 14:19
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I liked this a lot. The transition from the fake 50s comic to the Nietzche quote was peak Alan Moore. Just an enormous sense of dread there. Without spoiling anything, is this generally as dark as Watchmen? It's hard to tell where it's going right now, but the juxtaposition of the golden age hero in the "modern" world is a really interesting dynamic already. I thought the colouring looked great, too. It definitely doesn't look like it's 30 years old.
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Jan 18, 2014 01:58
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Haha, I thought it was fake, too. I really liked it, though. The other issues in the back weren't great, but I like that it gives you some context.
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