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> Mark Buckingham is free to do his version of Fables (and I dearly hope he does). Steve Leialoha is free to do his version of Fables (which I’d love to see). A
by glogla 3y ago
> Mark Buckingham is free to do his version of Fables (and I dearly hope he does). Steve Leialoha is free to do his version of Fables (which I’d love to see). And so on.
... does anyone have Alan Moore's phone number?
- freddie_mercury 3y agoYou mean the guy who has been retired from comics since 2017? 'In 2022 he confirmed it, saying "I'm definitely done with comics, I haven't written one for getting on for five years.' Not sure why he'd be interested.
- mst 3y agoGiven how DC treated him there's maybe a slight hope he'd do it out of spite as a "one last hurrah." I doubt it, but I wouldn't blame somebody for trying.
- toyg 3y agoAlan Moore writing Fables to spite DC would be the comic event of the year. It would easily outsell anything on the market right now.
- kevinmchugh 3y agoThe implication is that Moore might potentially be able to pull the same move, releasing the watchmen, top 10, v characters into the public domain
- toyg 3y agoMoore has a complicated relationship with Watchmen (and VfV), spurring from his complicated (and constantly changing) relationship with superhero comics. One of his bones of contention with DC is precisely that he didn't want the work to grow offshoots; I doubt he'd want the world to write them freely either.