Tomorrow Stories #1

[laughing_tree]

I used to love Kellogg's Variety Packs when I was a kid, because you could have Cocoa Puffs one morning and Sugar pops the next. There was variety. I like variety. In some of the old comics, you'd get two stories, four stories, eight stories, all of different sorts and different lengths between the covers. You got a sense of having had a full meal, a full five-course dinner or something. That was something I wanted to try and instill into Tomorrow Stories. -- Alan Moore

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Grimm Fairy Tales: Neverland #1

[history79]

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Harrow County #16

[cyberghostface]

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America #2

[lordultimus]

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Bruce (Superman) Wayne

[lordultimus]

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The Wrong Earth #3

[laughing_tree]

If you love superheroes, you NEED this. If you HATE superheroes, this will change your mind. -- Mark Millar

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30 Days of Night #1

[cyberghostface]

"Ben [Templesmith] and I agreed when we started we wanted different vampires. My first description I wrote called them 'Land Sharks' and Ben took that and ran with it. He made them vicious and stylish at the same time without making them look like they shopped at Hot Topic. I think Ben’s art is what made the comic really stand out. To me, he set the bar for what a horror comic should look like." -- Steve Niles

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DC House of Horror #1

[lordultimus]

Warning for gore, assault, and suicide.

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Tomorrow Stories #2

[laughing_tree]

As regards nostalgia in general terms, according to a recent issue of New Scientist, a little of it can be good for us, psychologically and neurologically. It was, however, initially diagnosed as a potentially fatal illness, something elegantly demonstrated by the South Park clip that John Higgs showed everyone at the recent Hexagram 23 event, with the ’Memberberries, or the Private Eye cover around eighteen months ago, with a UKIP candidate standing by a UKIP-decorated taxi cab, the driver of which is asking “Where to, guv?” and the candidate is replying “The 1950s, and step on it”. -- Alan Moore

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