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Alan Moore

This is a complete list of Alan Moore books in publication and chronological order, broken down by series or category.

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List of Albion Books in Publication Order (with Steve Holland, with Kenneth Bulmer)

List of Crossed + 100 Books in Publication Order

List of Miracleman Books in Publication Order

List of Providence Books in Publication Order (with Jacen Burrows)

#Title Avg. Year Book Link
1
Providence #1
2015
2
Providence #2
2015
3
Providence #3
2015
4
Providence #4
2015
5
Providence #5
2015
6
Providence #6
2015
7
Providence #7
2016
8
Providence #8
2016
9
Providence #9
2016
10
Providence #10
2016
11
Providence #11
2016
12
Providence #12
2017
13
Dreadful Beauty
2017

List of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Books in Publication Order

List of Tom Strong Books in Publication Order

#Title Avg. Year Book Link
1
Tom Strong, Book Five (With: Duncan Fegredo, Ed Brubaker, Mark Schultz, Shawn McManus, Brian K. Vaughan, Steve Aylett)
Tom Strong, Book Five (With: Duncan Fegredo, Ed Brubaker, Mark Schultz, Shawn McManus, Brian K. Vaughan, Steve Aylett)
2005
2
Tom Strong, Book Six (With: Michael Moorcock, Ben Oliver, Joe Casey, Steve Moore, Jerry Ordway, Chris Sprouse)
Tom Strong, Book Six (With: Michael Moorcock, Ben Oliver, Joe Casey, Steve Moore, Jerry Ordway, Chris Sprouse)
2006
3
Tom Strong Deluxe Edition Vol. 1
2009
4
Tom Strong Deluxe Edition Vol. 2
2010
5
Tom Strong Compendium
2023

List of Standalone Novels in Publication Order

List of Non-Fiction Books in Publication Order

List of Short Story Collections in Publication Order

List of Graphic Novels in Publication Order

#Title Avg. Year Book Link
17.3
Swamp Thing
1983
2
Monster
1984
3
Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?
1986
410
Watchmen
1987
59.3
Batman: The Killing Joke
1988
68
V for Vendetta
1990
7
Miracleman
1990
8
A Small Killing
1991
9
The Bojeffries Saga
1994
10
Captain Britain
1996
1110
From Hell
1999
128
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
2000
13
Promethea
2000
14
Top 10
2000
15
Judgment Day
2003
16
Alan Moore's The Courtyard (With: Antony Johnston, Garth Ennis, Jacen Burrows)
Alan Moore's The Courtyard (With: Antony Johnston, Garth Ennis, Jacen Burrows)
2003
17
Hypothetical Lizard
2003
18
Lost Girls
2006
19
Future Shocks
2006
20
Green Lantern: In Brightest Day (With: Gil Kane, Dave Gibbons, Geoff Johns, Ron Marz, John Broome)
Green Lantern: In Brightest Day (With: Gil Kane, Dave Gibbons, Geoff Johns, Ron Marz, John Broome)
2008
21
The Spirit
2009
22
Alan Moore's Neonomicon (With: Jacen Burrows)
Alan Moore's Neonomicon (With: Jacen Burrows)
2010
23
The Complete Skizz
2017
24
Top 10 Compendium
2023
25
Tom Strong Compendium
2023

List of Vampirella: The Dynamite Years Omnibus Books in Publication Order

#Title Avg. Year Book Link
1
Vampirella Masters Series Vol, 4: Visionaries (With: Jimmy Palmiotti, Liam Sharp, Steve Lieber, Phil Hester, Michael Golden, Forrest J. Ackerman, Ty Templeton, Gary Frank, Arthur Adams, Bruce Timm, Jeph Loeb, Kurt Busiek, Amanda Conner, Tim Sale, Christopher J. Priest, Stephen Segovia, Mark Texeira)
Vampirella Masters Series Vol, 4: Visionaries (With: Jimmy Palmiotti, Liam Sharp, Steve Lieber, Phil Hester, Michael Golden, Forrest J. Ackerman, Ty Templeton, Gary Frank, Arthur Adams, Bruce Timm, Jeph Loeb, Kurt Busiek, Amanda Conner, Tim Sale, Christopher J. Priest, Stephen Segovia, Mark Texeira)
2011
2
Vampirella ( By: Eric Trautmann)
Vampirella ( By: Eric Trautmann)
2017
3
Vampirella: The Dynamite Years Omnibus Vol. 4 ) (With: Ivan Rodriguez, Dan Brereton, Gary Frank, Jean Diaz, Joe Harris, Jose Malaga)
Vampirella: The Dynamite Years Omnibus Vol. 4 ) (With: Ivan Rodriguez, Dan Brereton, Gary Frank, Jean Diaz, Joe Harris, Jose Malaga)
2018
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List of The Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror Books in Publication Order (with Gary A. Braunbeck, with Kristine Kathryn Rusch, with Robin McKinley, with Kathryn Ptacek, with William F. Nolan, with Robert R. McCammon, with David J. Schow, with Brian Hodge, with Richard Christian Matheson, with Greg Bear, with Michael Swanwick, with Karen Joy Fowler, with John Kessel, with R.A. Lafferty, with Lisa Goldstein, with Ursula K. Le Guin, with Pat Cadigan, with Michael McDowell, with J.N. Williamson, with John Farris, with Stephen Gallagher, with Charles de Lint, with Chet Williamson, with Daniel Abraham, with Lewis Shiner, with Edward Bryant, with Lisa Tuttle, with Joan D. Vinge, with Tanith Lee, with Lucius Shepard, with Jeff VanderMeer, with Dan Simmons, with Neil Gaiman, with Terry Dowling, with Glen Hirshberg, with Mary Robinette Kowal, with Peter Straub, with John Dufresne, with Jane Yolen, with Joan Aiken, with Patricia C. Wrede, with Garry Douglas Kilworth, with Emma Bull, with Michael Bishop, with Gene Wolfe, with Ramsey Campbell, with Charles L. Grant, with Nina Kiriki Hoffman, with John Shirley, with Elizabeth Bear, with Peter Dickinson, with Margo Lanagan, with Charles Beaumont, with Ted Chiang, with Delia Sherman, with Ellen Kushner, with Kim Newman, with John M. Ford, with Richard Matheson, with Barry N. Malzberg, with Scott Baker, with Alice Hoffman, with S.P. Somtow, with Steve Rasnic Tem, with Jonathan Carroll, with Ian McDonald, with Douglas Clegg, with Ian Watson, with Douglas Winter, with Nicholas Royle, with Christopher Fowler, with David B. Silva, with John Brunner, with Bentley Little, with Adam Roberts, with Marly Youmans, with Paul Di Filippo, with Dennis Etchison, with Conrad Williams, with Graham Joyce, with Chaz Brenchley, with Simon Clark, with M. Shayne Bell, with Gwyneth Jones, with Michael Libling, with China Miéville, with Geoff Ryman, with Norman Partridge, with Lucy Taylor, with Lucy Kemnitzer, with William Hope Hodgson, with Tanya Huff, with M. John Harrison, with William Browning Spencer, with Steven Brust, with Craig Shaw Gardner, with Robert S. Phillips, with Thomas M. Disch, with Bruce Boston, with Midori Snyder, with Reginald Bretnor, with Luis Alberto Urrea, with Lucy Sussex, with Marion Arnott, with Fred Chappell, with Craig Spector, with Nancy Kress, with Greg Egan, with Scott Nicholson, with Mark Samuels, with Isabel Allende, with Kathe Koja, with Jack Cady, with Angela Carter, with T.E.D. Klein, with Brett Alexander Savory, with M. Rickert, with Elizabeth Lynn, with Michael Chabon, with Stuart Dybek, with Ben Fountain, with Steven Millhauser, with Jeffrey Ford, with James Lawrence Powell, with Carol Emshwiller, with Thomas Ligotti, with Nisi Shawl, with Barbara Roden, with Anthony Doerr, with Kevin Brockmeier, with Jack Womack, with Bruce Sterling, with Michael Blumlein, with Benjamin Rosenbaum, with Ian R. MacLeod, with Greg Eekhout, with Lawrence Miles, with Christopher Rowe, with Eileen Gunn, with John Crowley, with Tim Pratt, with Garth Nix, with Andy Duncan, with Laird Barron, with Simon Brown, with Lee Battersby, with Michael Shea, with Joel Lane, with Scott Bradfield, with Jean-Claude Dunyach, with James P. Blaylock, with Ellen Klages, with Kij Johnson, with Robert Frazier, with Daniel Pinkwater, with Caitlín R. Kiernan, with Sarah Monette, with Gavin Grant, with Rory Harper, with Christopher Barzak, with Kat Howard, with Charles Vess, with Nathan Ballingrud, with John Robert Bensink, with Joseph A. Citro, with Elizabeth Massie, with T.M. Wright, with Terri Windling, with Susanna Clarke, with Gary McMahon, with John Schoffstall, with Dyan Sheldon, with Isabel Yap, with Susan Cooper, with John Skipp, with Ellen Datlow, with Kaaron Warren, with Thomas Canty, with Stepan Chapman, with K.W. Jeter, with Paula Guran, with Ru Emerson, with Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont, with Elizabeth S. Helfman, with Ralph Robert Moore, with Nancy Etchemendy, with Mélanie Fazi, with Sonya Taaffe, with Charlee Jacob, with Shelley Jackson, with Ysabeau S. Wilce, with Nik Houser, with Karen Russell, with Harvey Welles, with Philip Raines, with Veronica Schanoes, with Deborah Roggie, with Stephen Volk, with Adam Nevill, with Jack M. Haringa, with Sara Maitland, with Adrian Cole, with Sandra M. Gilbert, with Tina Rath, with Reggie Oliver, with Tim Nickels, with Simon Bestwick, with David Memmott, with Robert Coover, with Éilís Ní Dhuibhne, with Christopher Harman, with Billy Collins, with John Morressy, with Anne Gay, with Jay Russell, with Don Tumasonis, with Gala Blau, with Emma Bircham, with Max Schaefer, with Robert Kelly, with Minsoo Kang, with Ian Frazier, with Frances Oliver, with P Djèlí Clark, with Frances Hardinge, with Leif Enger, with Natalie Babbitt, with Nathalie Anderson, with Gwen Strauss, with Michael de Larrabeiti, with Robley Wilson, with Pentti Holappa, with Ray Gonzalez, with Milbre Burch, with James R. Frenkel, with Jeannine Hall Hailey, with Ira Sher, with Caleb Wilson, with Josh Bell, with Jennifer Chang, with Kelly Everding, with Albert D. Cowdrey, with Andrew Bonia, with Stacey Richter, with Tom Brennan, with Willa Schneberg, with Paul Walther, with June Considine, with Kurt Leland, with Bob Hicok, with Terry Blackhawk, with Patrick Roscoe, with Sandra J. Lindow, with Daniel Ulanovsky Sack, with Liz Lochhead, with Marin Sorescu, with Donald Mead, with Maggie Smith, with Khaled Mattawa, with Alexander MacBride, with R.T. Smith, with Jean Esteve, with Richard Mueller, with D. Ellis Dickerson, with Anna Ross, with James Frankel, with Melissa Hardy, with Tracina Jackson-Adams, with Corey Marks, with Eric Shaller, with Margaret Lloyd, with Helga M. Novak, with Susan Power, with Jackie Bartley, with Sharon McCartney, with Tatyana Tolstaya, with Leszek Kołakowski, with Zhaxi Dawa, with Dan Daly, with Andrew Stephenson, with Rick DeMarinis, with Jim Aikin, with Jessie Thompson, with Sharon M. Hall, with Vern Rutsala, with Karel ?apek, with George Szanto, with Susan Prospere, with Rachel Simon, with Ruth Boston, with Alison Smith, with Anya Ow, with Valya Dudycz Lupescu, with Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam)

List of Alan Moore Anthologies in Publication Order

#Title Avg. Year Book Link
1
Just Another Asshole
1983
2
First Annual Collection
1988
3
Demons & Dreams: The Best Fantasy and Horror 1
1988
4
The Best Comics of the Decade, 1980-1990 Volume One
1990
5
Now We Are Sick
1991
6
Taboo #5
1991
7
The Starry Wisdom: A Tribute to H.P. Lovecraft
1994
8
Dust
1996
9
The Thackery T. Lambshead Pocket Guide to Eccentric & Discredited Diseases
2003
10
Across the Universe: The DC Universe Stories
2003
11
Negative Burn Very Best From 1993-1998
2005
12
Tom Strong Quatre
2005
13
Shoes, Ships and Cadavers
2010
14
Occupy Comics
2014
15
Star Wars: The Original Marvel Years Omnibus, Vol. 3
2015
16
Cinema Purgatorio Vol. 1
2017
17
Best of 2000 AD Volume 2: The Essential Gateway to the Galaxy's Greatest Comic
2023
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Alan Moore Biography

Alan Moore was born on November 18th, 1953 and is currently 69 years old. Alan Moore was born in Northampton, England.

Alan Moore is the author of the Alan Moore Graphic Novels series which currently consists of 25 novels. The Alan Moore Graphic Novels series started in 1983 with the novel Swamp Thing. The most recently released novel in the Alan Moore Graphic Novels series was Tom Strong Compendium which was released in 2023. There are no upcoming novels for the Alan Moore Graphic Novels series.

Alan Moore has also written the Providence series which has 13 books including Providence #1 and Providence #2.

Alan Moore has a wife who is also an author, Melinda Gebbie. Alan Moore has co-authored the novel with .

Alan Moore Awards & Accolades

Alan Moore won the Bram Stoker Awards, Lifetime Achievement Award, in 2015.

Moore's books have also won multiple awards, Watchmen won the Hugo Award, Other Forms, in 1988. First Annual Collection won the World Fantasy Award, Anthology, in 1989. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (miniseries) won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in Illustrated Narrative, in 2000. Alan Moore's Neonomicon won the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel, in 2011. Jerusalem won the Audie Award, Best Male Narrator, in 2017.

Alan Moore books have also been nominated for multiple awards, A Hypothetical Lizard was nominated for the World Fantasy Award, Novella, in 1988. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was nominated for the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in Illustrated Narrative, in 2003. The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities was nominated for the World Fantasy Award, Anthology, in 2012. Providence #1 was nominated for the Bram Stoker Awards, Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel, in 2016.

Alan Moore: TV/Movies Based on Books

Alan Moore is one of the most prolific comic book writers in history and a lot of his major work has been adapted into film. However, Moore has distanced himself from these films and famously doesn't like them.

From Hell was the first of his works to be adapted. It was turned into a film directed by the Hughes Brothers and starred Johnny Depp and Heather Graham. The filmmakers veered away from the source material in ways that were not well received by critics and fans.

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen was the second of Moore's works to be adapted. The film was a financial success, but did not have great reviews. The film was a famous disaster as it caused Sean Connery to retire from film while the director and screenwriter did not work in Hollywood much afterwards. There was also controversy with the film with two screenwriters suing Fox in a claim that the studio had plagiarized their script. Moore testified and wanted to exonerate himself. He became upset when Fox settled out of court.

V for Vendetta: The 2005 film version was produced by the Wachowskis and directed by James McTeigue. It starred Natalie Portman in the role of Evey and Hugo Weaving as V. It was a critical and commercial success, but again Moore wasn't pleased with it. He felt that much of the anarchist-fascist themes were replaced by a more American-centric conflict.

Constantine: This film was also released in 2005 and starred Keanu Reeves. While not based on a Moore story, he was the co-creator of the character.

Watchmen is probably Moore's most famous work and in 2009 it was adapted into a film by director Zack Snyder. The movie got mixed reviews at the time, but it was a financial success. It would also win the award for Best Fantasy Film at the Saturn Awards. The movie would eventually lead to a TV spinoff set in the future. That was not based on any original work by Alan Moore and is instead set after the events of the original work.

Batman: The Killing Joke: A 2016 animated thriller based on one of Moore's most popular graphic novels. It was rated R by the MPAA and was a success on DVD. However, reviews for the film were poor.

Since V for Vendetta, Moore has said that he wishes his name to be removed from all comic work that he does not own and no longer allows his name to be used in the adaptations of his work. He's even gone so far as to not accept any money from the adaptations. His requests have been respected by the filmmakers of later adaptations.

Alan Moore F.A.Q

When was Alan Moore Born? How old is Alan Moore?

Alan Moore was born on November 18th, 1953. Alan Moore is currently 69 years old.

Where was Alan Moore Born?

Alan Moore was born in Northampton, England and is English.

What awards has Alan Moore won?

Alan Moore has won the following awards: Lifetime Achievement Award at the Bram Stoker Awards (2015).

What book awards has Alan Moore won?

Watchmen: Hugo Award Other Forms (1988).
First Annual Collection: World Fantasy Award Anthology (1989).
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (miniseries): Bram Stoker Awards Superior Achievement in Illustrated Narrative (2000).
Alan Moore's Neonomicon: Bram Stoker Awards Superior Achievement in a Graphic Novel (2011).
Jerusalem: Audie Award Best Male Narrator (2017).

What was the first book Alan Moore wrote?

The first novel written by Alan Moore was Swamp Thing, published in 1983.

What was the most recent book Alan Moore wrote?

His most recently released work was Tom Strong Compendium on May 16th, 2023.

Will there be any more books by Alan Moore?

Alan Moore does not have any upcoming novels with a set publication date within the next few months at this time.

How many books has Alan Moore written?

Alan Moore has written 58 books across 20 series.
  • 1 book in the Albion Series
  • 1 book in the Crossed + 100 Series
  • 3 books in the Miracleman Series
  • 13 books in the Providence Series
  • 2 books in the The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Series
  • 5 books in the Tom Strong Series
  • 2 Standalone Novels
  • 2 Non-Fiction Books
  • 3 Short Story Collections
  • 25 Graphic Novels
  • 2 books in the Vampirella: The Dynamite Years Omnibus Series
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