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Not just in comics, Terry Gilliam comes to mind too.
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I’d say Moore is a bit more complicated than, eg Kirby. A good portion of his work this century has essentially been taking the characters of other creators and telling stories that would have no doubt upset those creators. Also: his absurd attacks on Morrison.
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Only Moore gets to play with and sometimes denigrate other people's creations.
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I’m sure that’s true, but it’s also true that in every interview I’ve seen Alan Moore seems like a genuine oddball
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Moore is also clearly bitter he got fleeced by the early contracts he signed with DC. You were an adult Alan
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That doesn’t mean he wasn’t taken advantage of. There’s a pretty clear power imbalance between a young creative and a massive publishing house/rights holder.
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Alan Moore is not a curmudgeon and his branding as such only benefits DC Comics and, to a lesser degree, Damon Lindelof, who are unequivocally the villains of the Watchmen dispute