Alan Moore Ultimate Mega Collection Part 2

Alan Moore Ultimate Mega Collection Part 2

NOTE (I cannot even begin to tell you how much time I put into this collection. Below you will see the folder titles for what is contained in this torrent. Obviously I could not list the individual comics, it would take up a ton of space! BUT both KAT and TPB have links to view all the files withing a torrent. I would say this torrent contains 99.9% of his work, and I will continue working on and updating this collection!)

-Alan Moore's 1963
|-Alan Moore's 2000 AD Collections
|---2000 AD- Individual Issues
|-----2000 AD
|-----2000 AD- Annual
|-----2000 AD- Sci-Fi Special
|---2000 AD- Reprints
|-----2000 AD Monthly v1
|-----2000 AD Monthly v2
|-----D.R. & Quinch
|-----Judge Dredd Magazine
|-----Return
|---Alan Moore's Misc 2000 AD
|-Alan Moore's 9-11- Artists Respond
|-Alan Moore's Albion
|-Alan Moore's American Flagg!
|-Alan Moore's America's Best Comics
|-Alan Moore's Another Suburban Romance
|-Alan Moore's A Small Killing
|-Alan Moore's Awesome Universe Handbook
|-Alan Moore's Batman
|---Alan Moore's Batman - The Killing Joke
|-Alan Moore's Big Numbers
|-Alan Moore's B.J. & The Bear
|-Alan Moore's Brought to Light
|-Alan Moore's Captain Britain
|---Captain Britain (Marvel Comics UK)
|-----Marvel Super-Heroes
|-----Mighty World Of Marvel
|-----The Daredevils
|-----X-Men Archive
|-Alan Moore's Captain Britain: A Crooked World
|-Alan Moore's Classic Star Wars Devilworlds
|-Alan Moore's Cobweb - Brighter Than You Think (Banned Cobweb story) [Adult]
|-Alan Moore's Dark Star
|-Alan Moore's Deathblow Byblows (01-03)
|-Alan Moore's Detective Comics
|-Alan Moore's Doctor Who Comic and Magazine
|---Doctor Who (1984)
|---Doctor Who Magazine (1979)
|-Alan Moore's Dodgem Logic (2009)
|-Alan Moore's Extraordinary Works of Alan Moore
|-Alan Moore's Fashion Beast
|-Alan Moore's Fire From Heaven
|-Alan Moore's From Hell
|---From Hell
|-Alan Moore's Globetrotting For Agoraphobiacs (From Eddie Campbell's Bacchus #056)
|-Alan Moore's Glory
|---Glory Volume 3
|-Alan Moore's God Is Dead
|-Alan Moore's Godzilla
|-Alan Moore's Green Lantern
|-Alan Moore's Heartbreak Hotel
|-Alan Moore's Hypothetical Lizard
|-Alan Moore's Judgment Day TPB
|-Alan Moore's League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen
|---Alan Moore's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen - Nemo
|---League of Extraordinary Gentlemen v1
|---League of Extraordinary Gentlemen v2
|---LXG Extras
|---LXG Volume 3 (Century)
|-Alan Moore's Light of Thy Countenance (2009)
|-Alan Moore's Lost Girls
|-Alan Moore's Magic Words TPB
|-Alan Moore's Maxwell The Magic Cat
|---Maxwell The Magic Cat
|-Alan Moore's Miracleman
|---Miracleman- Extras
|-----Apocrypha
|-----Warpsmiths
|---Miracleman- TPB
|-Alan Moore's Monster
|-Alan Moore's Mr. Monster
|-Alan Moore's Neonomicon 2010
|-Alan Moore's Nightjar
|-Alan Moore's Night Raven
|---Night Raven (Marvel Super-Heroes)
|-----Night Raven- Sadie's Story
|-----Night Raven- The Cure
|-----Night Raven- White Hopes, Red Nightmares
|---Night Raven (The Daredevils)
|-----Night Raven- The Snow Queen
|-Alan Moore's Old Gangsters Never Die (The Mammoth Book Of Best Crime Comics)
|-Alan Moore's Omega Men
|-Alan Moore's Once There Were Demons
|-Alan Moore's Promethea
|---Promethea Extras
|-Alan Moore's Saga of the Swamp Thing (v1 - v6) (digital-Empire)
|---Alan Moore's Swamp Thing
|---The Saga Of The Swamp Thing Extras
|-----DC Sampler
|-Alan Moore's Shadowhawk
|-Alan Moore's Songbook
|---Negative Burn
|-Alan Moore's Sounds
|-Alan Moore's Spawn
|---Alan Moore's Spawn-Wild C.A.T.S
|---Blood Feud
|---Violator
|-Alan Moore's Superman
|---For The Man Who Has Everything
|---Whatever Happened To The Man Of Tomorrow
|-----Alan Moore's Superman - Whatever Happened To The Man of Tomorrow
|-----Collection
|-----Individual Issues
|-Alan Moore's Supreme
|---01 - The Story of the Year
|---02 - The Return
|-Alan Moore's Terra Obscura
|---Terra Obscura Volume 1
|---Terra Obscura Volume 2
|-Alan Moore's The Ballad of Halo Jones Book
|-Alan Moore's The Birth Caul (Restored)
|-Alan Moore's The Collector
|-Alan Moore's The Complete Bojeffries Saga
|-Alan Moore's The Courtyard
|-Alan Moore's The Many Worlds of Tesla Strong (Arthur Adams and Bruce Timm covers)
|-Alan Moore's The Maxx #21
|-Alan Moore's The Mirror Of Love
|-Alan Moore's The New European
|-Alan Moore's The Phantom Stranger
|-Alan Moore's The Spirit- The New Adventures
|-Alan Moore's The Worm
|-Alan Moore's Tomorrow Stories
|---Tomorrow Stories
|---Tomorrow Stories- Extras
|---Tomorrow Stories- Greyshirt Indigo Sunset
|-Alan Moore's Tom Strong
|---Alan Moore's Tom Strong's Teriffic Tales
|-Alan Moore's Top 10
|---Alan Moore's Top 10 - Beyond The Farthest Precinct
|---Smax
|---The Forty-Niners
|-Alan Moore's V for Vendetta Ultimate Mega Collection
|---Extras
|-----Warrior - V first appearances (01-26) Plus Specials
|-Alan Moore's Vigilante
|-Alan Moore's Voodoo
|---Voodoo (Mini-Series)
|-Alan Moore's Watchmen Ultimate Mega Collection
|---Absolute Watchmen (2005) (Minutemen-TheKid)
|---After Watchmen
|-----Parodies
|---Annotations
|---Before Watchmen
|-----Before Watchmen - Bonus Covers
|-----Before Watchmen- Comedian (6)
|-----Before Watchmen- Dollar Bill (1)
|-----Before Watchmen- Dr. Manhattan (4)
|-----Before Watchmen- Moloch (2)
|-----Before Watchmen- Nite Owl (4)
|-----Before Watchmen- Ozymandias (6)
|-----Before Watchmen- Rorschach (4)
|-----Before Watchmen- Silk Spectre (4)
|-----Before Watchmen- The Minutemen (6)
|-----Epilogue
|---Books About Watchmen
|---DC Comics Essentials - Watchmen 001 (2014)
|---Watchmen (01-12) (Complete)
|---Watchmen Absolute (01-12) (Complete)
|---Watchmen - DC Heroes RPG Pack
|-----DC Heroes Role Playing Game and Material
|-----Watchmen Adventure Modules and Sourcebook
|---Watchmen - Minutes (2005)
|---Watchmen Motion Comic
|---Watchmen - Under the Hood (1986)
|-Alan Moore's Wild C.A.T.S
|---WildC.A.T.s TPB
|-Alan Moore's Youngblood
|---Youngblood
|-Alan Moore's Yuggoth Creatures (01-03)
|-Alan Moore's Yuggoth Cultures & Other Growths
|-Revival Collection (2012 - Ongoing)
|---Revival (001 - 024) (ongoing)
|---Revival TPBs (V001 - V004)
|---Specials, Extras
|-Saga Collection (2012 - Ongoing)
|---TPBs
|-Single Issues
|-SPECIALS
|---3 Ultra Rare UK Only Text Stories
|---Books, and Interviews About and by Alan Moore
|-----Alan Moore - 25,000 Years of Erotic Freedom
|-----Alan Moore - Comics as Performance, Fiction as Scalpel by Annalisa Di Liddio
|-----Alan Moore_ Conversations - Eric L. Berlatsky
|-----Alan Moore Interviews
|-----[HiFi][Scan] Voice of the Fire (1997) (Paperback) (loopyjoe-DCP)
|-----Magic Words The Extraordinary Life of Alan Moore (NF5)
|-----The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft (FO5)
|---The.Mindscape.of.Alan.Moore.2003.DVDRip.XviD

BIO

Alan Moore is the name behind the famous book V for Vendetta, which was also adapted to screen in a successful Hollywood movie in 2005. Other significant works of Alan Moore include Watchmen and From Hell. He is best known for writing comics and graphic novels.

Born on November 18, 1953 in Northampton, England, Alan Oswald Moore led a marred childhood growing up in poverty and a neighborhood lacking basic facilities. His father, Ernest Moore, was a brewery worker and mother, Sylvia Doreen, a printer. The greatest childhood influence that cast a lasting impression on Alan Moore was his highly religious and superstitious maternal grandmother who lived with them. Alan loved reading and began borrowing books from the local library at the age of five. Moore attended Spring Lane Primary School and was later accepted to Northampton Primary School. Here, he was introduced to middle class and better educated people. Not able to cope with the change, Moore went from being a top class student to a low grading one, and as a result he lost interest in academic studies.

Moore began publishing his poetry and essays in various fanzines during the late 1960s and eventually set up his own fanzine named Embryo. He continued to live with his parents for some time and worked on different jobs, including cleaning toilets. In 1971, Moore met Phyllis, whom he married some time later and had two daughters, Amber and Leah. Also, during the 1970s, Moore became a cartoonist. His work began appearing in publications such as Sounds and NME under the pseudonym Curt Vile, Jill De Ray, and Translucia Baboon. He moved on to contribute to more significant publications including Doctor Who Weekly and 2000 AD. Also during this time Moore began creating several popular series such as The Ballad of Halo Jones and D.R. & Quinch.

Alan gained life changing recognition when he started writing for the British anthology magazine, Warrior. He worked on his most important series, Miracleman and V for Vendetta. He was awarded the British Eagle for Best Comics Writer awards for both these works in 1982 and 1983. His first American series was Saga of the Swamp Thing. Moore’s writing set new styles and standards in the comic writing genre. This influence can still be seen in the works of many comic writers. His 1986 work, Watchmen redefined the comic book medium, changing the tone of comics to date. Many readers and critics consider Watchmen to be the best comic ever produced.

By the end of the 1980s, Alan Moore was publishing his own graphic novels while also contributing to Batman and Superman stories. Despite disagreements with mainstream comic publishers, Moore still continues to sell a lot and remain on the top. Also towards the late 1980s, Moore set up his own publishing imprint called Mad Love Publishing. More recently, Alan Moore has produced another imprint called America’s Best Comics and series including The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Promethea, Tom Strong’s Terrific Tales, Tomorrow Stories and Top Ten