Alan Moore is my favourite writer.
There are many, many things I love about him personally, and more appropriately, his passion for comics.
One of my favourite characteristics of his is his ability to laugh at life.
This trait has often been reflected in his characters, most notably Watchmen's Comedian.
When questioned about conspiracy theories, he described life as 'utterly rudderless'.
Today's quota is Alan Moore's satirical, and rather cheeky take on the Cold War.
He had identified it as the intercontinental dick-swinging contest it was, and wrote up this brilliant little piece called 'Lust' as part of a Seven Deadly Sins publication in early 1989.
It's only a few pages long, and it's clever as hell.
Some very articulate sexual innuendo within.
Enjoy!
READ IT HERE
There are many, many things I love about him personally, and more appropriately, his passion for comics.
One of my favourite characteristics of his is his ability to laugh at life.
This trait has often been reflected in his characters, most notably Watchmen's Comedian.
When questioned about conspiracy theories, he described life as 'utterly rudderless'.
Today's quota is Alan Moore's satirical, and rather cheeky take on the Cold War.
He had identified it as the intercontinental dick-swinging contest it was, and wrote up this brilliant little piece called 'Lust' as part of a Seven Deadly Sins publication in early 1989.
It's only a few pages long, and it's clever as hell.
Some very articulate sexual innuendo within.
Enjoy!
READ IT HERE
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