Originally printed in SUPERMAN ANNUAL #11, DETECTIVE COMICS #549,
DETECTIVE COMICS #550, GREEN LANTERN #188, VIGILANTE #17, VIGILANTE #18,
THE OMEGA MEN #26, THE OMEGA MEN #27, DC COMICS PRESENTS #85, TALES OF
THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS ANNUAL #2, SUPERMAN #423 (Sep 1986), ACTION COMICS #583 (Sep 1986), SECRET ORIGINS #10, TALES OF THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS ANNUAL #3, BATMAN ANNUAL #11, and BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE.
George Perez's thoughts on the passing of Stan LeeMilla V writes:
STAN LEE (Mar 2013)
Art by George Pérez at MEGACON 2013
Photo from Mike T
Because my uncle is not on social media anymore, he asked me to share this publicly on his behalf for the passing of the legendary Stan Lee:
"Sad day. Even though it really wasn’t unexpected, the death of Stan Lee has hit me harder than I thought. He was the first comic book creator I ever saw by face. He inspired me to both read and eventually create comics myself.
He gave my first raise and always took the time at conventions to come over and say hello to me. At one time he said he regarded me as a nephew ...
Posted by Vu Nguyen
DC UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE TP
(Jan 2005)
I am a long time Alan Moore fan, and like most of the hardcore Watchmen
fans, I went to see the movie on opening weekend. I loved the movie,
but it's really not a movie that's going to be understood by the
masses. People who think this is another superhero movie will in for a
surprise.
I love Rorschach in the movie! You can read more on my thoughts on Watchmen at W♥M.
In the meantime, I thought it was interesting that DC Comics is trying
to milk more money out of Watchmen by introducing their "After
Watchmen... What's Next?" program which looks like a big waste of time
for old fans like myself. I understand that this is a program
directed towards new fans, but I honestly don't think this movie will
draw in baby new fans.
No surprise that among the What's Next program are other Alan Moore stories. Among them DC UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE, which includes reprints of the last Superman story with art by Curt Swan and George Perez.
Alan Moore is considered by many to be
the finest writer ever to work in the comics medium. The quirky British
creator, who bears a strong resemblance to Rasputin, has spent the last
24 years churning out comic classics such as "The Watchmen," "V For
Vendetta" and the Jack the Ripper tale "From Hell." Each one of these
books was an original Moore creation, for the most part, using
characters conjured up out of his prolific imagination.
(excerpt)
"DC Universe: The Stories of Alan
Moore" also boasts the work of some fantastic comic artists, such as
George Perez, Jim Aparo and the legendary Curt Swan. This 304-page
trade paperback also features a new cover by "Killing Joke" artist
Brian Bolland. Out Wednesday, "The Stories of Alan Moore" has a cover
price of $19.99 and is recommended for mature readers.
The following products are expected to ship to comic book
specialty stores next week. Note that this list is tentative
and subject to change. Please check with your retailer for availability.
NOV050268D DC UNIVERSE THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE (MR) $19.99
Paré
d’une somptueuse nouvelle couverture de Brian Bolland, le volume
anthologique DC Universe : The Stories of Alan Moore sera certainement
l’un des musts de cette fin d’année. Collectant tout simplement TOUTES
les histoires courtes écrites par Moore pour l’éditeur new-yorkais, ce
pavé retrace précisément la période 1985-1988 du génie de la narration
séquentielle hormis les œuvres complètes (type Watchmen ou V For
Vendetta) déjà disponibles en recueils. Associé à des dessinateurs
légendaires comme Bolland, Kevin O’Neill, Dave Gibbons, Curt Swan ou
encore Joe Orlando, Alan Moore a su tirer le meilleur des héros maison.
Voici en détail, le contenu de cette édition vraiment incontournable:
(excerpt)
SUPERMAN #423: "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow" Part One
avec Curt Swan & George Pérez
DC Comics
has announced that it will collect all of the Alan Moore DC Universe
stories into a single volume, DC Universe: The Stories of Alan Moore,
for release in January. The 304-page volume will include sixteen
stories by Moore, along with an excerpt from his proposal for Killing
Joke and text pieces by Dave Gibbons and Paul Kupperberg. The sixteen
stories include Batman: The Killing Joke (with Brian Bolland) and
"Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow" (with Curt Swan,
George Perez, and Kurt Schaffenberger), neither of which has ever been
collected before. Other stories in the collection include
collaborations with Dave Gibbons, Joe Orlando, Rick Veitch and Al
Williamson, and Klaus Janson. The book will feature a new cover by
Brian Bolland, and retail for $19.99.
Updated 10/10/05 12:45 PM - A number of questions were raised by members of the CBR Forums
regarding this new volume and why it's been solicited two years after a
similar volume was released by DC in 2003, "Across the Universe: The DC
Universe Stories of Alan Moore." While the two volumes are similar,
"Across the Universe" did not include the stories "The Killing Joke" or
"Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow." A DC Comics spokesperson
confirmed for CBR News today that the "Across the Universe" TPB is now
out of print and the company has run through their stock of the two
prestige format versions of "The Killing Joke" and "Whatever Happened
Happened to the Man of Tomorrow." DC chose to wait until all those
items were sold out before making everything available in this new
volume.
Gathering every DCU tale written by Alan Moore under one cover for the
very first time, DC UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE TP features
sixteen stories including the never-before-collected BATMAN: THE
KILLING JOKE and SUPERMAN: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE MAN OF TOMORROW.
Topped
with a new cover by Brian Bolland, DC UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN
MOORE TP features art by Bolland, Dave Gibbons, Kevin O ' Neill, Klaus
Janson, Jim Baikie, Curt Swan, Rick Veitch, Joe Orlando, John Byrne,
Bill Willingham and others, in stories originally published from 1985 -
1988.
The book
also includes an excerpt from Moore ' s proposal for BATMAN: THE
KILLING JOKE, as well as text pieces by Dave Gibbons and Paul
Kupperberg.
DC UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE TP includes:
(excerpt)
* SUPERMAN #423: " Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow " Part One
Art: Curt Swan & George Pérez
Cover: Curt Swan & Murphy Anderson
* ACTION COMICS #583: " Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow " Part Two
Art: Curt Swan & Kurt Schaffenberger
Cover: Curt Swan & Murphy Anderson
DC
UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE TP will be solicited in the
November Previews (Volume XV #11) and is scheduled to arrive in stores
in January.
January in-store:
DC UNIVERSE: THE STORIES OF ALAN MOORE TP
Writer: Alan Moore
Artists: Dave Gibbons, Klaus Janson, Jim Baikie, Kevin O ' Neill,
Rick Veitch, Curt Swan, George Pérez, Kurt Schaffenberger, Murphy
Anderson, Joe Orlando, Jim Aparo, Bill Willingham, Terry Austin, George
Freeman, John Byrne and Brian Bolland
Collects SUPERMAN ANNUAL #11, DETECTIVE COMICS #549-550, GREEN
LANTERN #188, VIGILANTE #17-18, THE OMEGA MEN #26-27, DC COMICS
PRESENTS #85, TALES OF THE GREEN LANTERN CORPS ANNUAL #2-3, SUPERMAN
#423, ACTION COMICS #583, SECRET ORIGINS #10, BATMAN ANNUAL #11 and
BATMAN: THE KILLING JOKE
304 pages, $19.99 US
xxxx
February in-store:
JLA: THE GREATEST STORIES EVER TOLD TP
Writers: Gardner Fox, Dennis O ' Neil, Gerry Conway, Martin Pasko,
Keith Giffen, J.M. DeMatteis, Grant Morrison, Mark Millar and Joe Kelly
Artists: Mike Sekowsky, Bernard Sachs, Dick Dillin, Joe Giella,
Kevin Maguire, Terry Austin, Alex Ross, Howard Porter, John Dell, Doug
Mahnke, Tom Nguyen and George Pérez
Collects JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #19, 77, 122 and 166-168, JUSTICE LEAGUE #1, JLA SECRET FILES #1 and JLA #61
192 pages, $19.99 US
TEEN TITANS/OUTSIDERS: THE DEATH AND RETURN OF DONNA TROY TP
Writers: Phil Jimenez and Judd Winick
Artists: José Luis García-López, Phil Jimenez, George Pérez, Alé
Garza, Trevor Scott, Lary Stucker, Marlo Alquiza, Andy Lanning, and
Richard Friend
TITANS/YOUNG JUSTICE: GRADUATION DAY #1-3, TITANS/OUTSIDERS SECRET FILES #1 and DC SPECIAL: THE RETURN OF DONNA TROY #1-4
176 pages, $14.99 US
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