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COMICS: Barnes Nobles to Fill DC Comics Void with 2000 AD |
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Monday, 24 October 2011 09:36 |
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2000 AD is a British publisher of comics, most well known in the states for Judge Dredd. They are also well known for developing much of the British comic book talent. They've worked with writers and artists, such as: Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman, Grant Morrison, Bryan Talbot, Brian Bolland and Mike McMahon.
It's funny that Alan Moore's early work will be taking up space, that DC Comics had just a short time ago. A bit of coincidental revenge for DC planning Watchmen prequels. DC graciously offered the rights to Watchmen back to Alan Moore, but under the condition that he would have to write the prequels. Alan Moore clearly didn't want to soil his masterpiece, and took a pass.
As Bleeding Cool reported the other day, it looks like plans of the prequels are well underway and an official announcement could be weeks away.
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