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Books by Alan Moore mentioned on podcasts

6 books across 34 episodes on 9 podcasts.

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  1. Watchmen

    21 mentions · Timcast IRL, StarTalk Radio, Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

    Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons is a groundbreaking graphic novel set in an alternate history where superheroes are real, exploring complex moral dilemmas, Cold War tensions, and the psychological toll of vigilantism.

    Recommended
    “You know, Watchmen, are you guys familiar with that a little bit? Oh, it's a masterpiece. You got to read the comic. Watchmen.”
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  2. V for Vendetta

    11 mentions · Behind the Bastards, Timcast IRL

    V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd is a graphic novel depicting a dystopian fascist Britain characterized by pervasive surveillance and government corruption.

    Discussed
    “In the V for Vanetta graphic novel, anarchist writer Alan Moore imagined a fascist Britain characterized by surveillance cameras around every corner.”
    Where to get it
  3. Jerusalem

    2 mentions · The Book Review

    Jerusalem by Alan Moore is a massive, highly ambitious experimental novel set in the author's hometown of Northampton, England, weaving together supernatural elements, local history, and diverse literary styles.

    Discussed
    “the title is Jerusalem it's coming out in 2016”
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  4. Alan Moore: Providence

    1 mention · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

    Discussed
    “Did you ever read the uh graphic novels based on HP Lovecraft's work, Providence?”
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  5. From hell

    1 mention · Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

    Discussed
    “remembering I would as well and I need to because it's an incredible work it's incredibly Grizzly the film is okay”
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  6. Swamp Thing

    1 mention · The Tim Ferriss Show

    Discussed
    “I mean, he the first time he sat down to write Swamp Thing, he changed the entire precept of the character.”
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