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Jan. 25th, 2018
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ozalineI had no idea this existed. Kirby, and Kane made a comic based on the pilot for the cult TV show 'the Prisoner.' It was never released, but now it will be.
I love that show, so colour me excited.
http://www.syfy.com/syfywire/titan-comics-will-finally-release-the-jack-kirby-gil-kane-version-of-the-prisoner
Be seeing you!
I love that show, so colour me excited.
http://www.syfy.com/syfywire/titan-comics-will-finally-release-the-jack-kirby-gil-kane-version-of-the-prisoner
Be seeing you!
V for Vendetta #3
Jan. 25th, 2018 07:15 pmalicemacher
"[P]olitically I'm an anarchist; at the same time I didn't want to stick to just moral blacks and whites. I wanted a number of the fascists I portrayed to be real rounded characters. They've got reasons for what they do. They're not necessarily cartoon Nazis. Some of them believe in what they do, some don't believe in it but are doing it anyway for practical reasons. As for [...] V himself, he is for the first two or three episodes cheerfully going around murdering people, and the audience is loving it [...] At which point I decided that that wasn't what I wanted to say. I actually don't think it's right to kill people. So I made it very, very morally ambiguous. And the central question is, is this guy right? Or is he mad? What do you, the reader, think about this? Which struck me as a properly anarchist solution. I didn't want to tell people what to think, I just wanted to tell people to think."
--Alan Moore, The Beat interview, March 15, 2006
Warning for racism, homophobia and graphic descriptions of crimes against humanity.
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