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The issue was... interesting. I don't know what to make of an obvious analog of Alan Moore, the creator and "father" of Swamp Man, being literally shot in the head in the first page -- in a story that immediately follows a story that's a prologue to Doomsday Clock, where they're divisively bringing the Watchmen into the DC Universe. Is it a statement? And if so, what's it saying? You could read it as critical of DC's decision to murder Moore's legacy, or an acknowledgement of killing the past.
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Honestly it preoccupied me the whole way through the book. I kind of liked the story, thought it was maybe trying to be quirky in a way that came off a little stiff in places. But I couldn't stop thinking about that first page, especially after reading this back to back with Flash 22. e: I'd post the page but I'm not at home at the minute, but look it up. I guess... I really don't know what the statement is.
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May 19, 2017 00:45
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"If you don't buy this magazine we'll kill Alan Moore."
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May 19, 2017 10:21
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