Oh god. Neil Gaiman writing about Alan Moore...

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In comic form.

If you haven’t seen this, it’s so awesome. So very, very awesome.

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Oh…wow. Really, really well written. Awesome part on the artist’s part, too.

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Originally Posted by Neil Gaiman
For a while he dug down under his house, believing that the dark truth of ideas was under there, but he found only twelve dancing princesses and the gates to Hades.

I lol’d this panel especially the twelve dancing princesses part.

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<3 Neil Gaiman and Alan Moore.

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Hahahahahahahhha nicies.

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I wish I had the skull of a Buddhist monk.

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Become a Buddhist monk and you get one for free.

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XD

That … is very Neil Gaiman.

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Nice. :slight_smile:

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I wanna be like Mr. Moore when I grow up.

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Everyone does.

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Not me, I wasn’t such a fan of his guitar playing.

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Well YOU SUCK.

j/k

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First you compliment me, then you take it back by saying you’re joking. What cruelty!

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Admittedly, I have no idea what’s going on here, but that’s still a great comic :stuck_out_tongue:

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I agree with Varan. I barely know who Alan Moore is or what this comic has to do with him.

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I’ve gotcha beat, Vorp; I don’t even know who Alan Moore is :stuck_out_tongue:

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I got you all beat. I <i>still</i> can’t read!!!

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Alan Moore wrote most notably V for Vendetta and Watchmen. He’s also extremely eccentric.

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Also League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, which can be summed up as British Pulp. And the exact opposite of the movie.