ALAN MOORE’S SONGBOOK
Alan Moore! Neil Gaiman! Arthur Adams! Terry Moore!
Richard Case! And more! |
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Here’s the line-up:
Rose Madder
by James Owens
Me and Dorothy Parker
by Michael Gaydos
Murders on the Rue Morgue
by Neil Gaiman
London
by Richard Case
Positively Bridge Street
by Philip Hester and Ande Parks
Leopard Man at C & A’s
by Jordan Raskin
Hair of the Snake that Bit Me
by Bill Koeb
Litvinov’s Book
by Richard Pace
Trampling Tokyo
by Arthur Adams
Madame October
by Terry Moore
14.2.99
by Dave Johnson
Chiaroscuro
by Dave Gibbons
Fires I Wish I’d Seen
by Colleen Doran
All under a fantastic cover
from Ken Meyer Jr.!!!!
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A
truly unique book!
Alan Moore, possibly the most esteemed writer in comics, had previously released
his song lyrics illustrated by different artists in Negative Burn, and now this collection
contains most of those stories as hand-picked by Alan.
64 pages, squarebound, 5.95
"Down on Rue Morgue tonight the great white apes are
dancing
at evening street cafes, the waiters toast the moon.
And me, in Draculove, alone in midnight ballrooms
the table-lamps burn slowly such a lonely shade of blue.
We watched the vampires glide through twilight
urchin-gardens.
You blow a kiss; they smile and melt in the dark.
Later on we opened all the cages at the aviary.
A cloud of doves blow like albino leaves across the
park."
From The
Murders on the Rue Morgue
Lyrics by Alan Moore
Illustrated by Neil Gaiman
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