Alan Moore,
DC,
Watchmen,
dave gibbons,
movie
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 11:04 
By the time Watchmen had arrived in cinema’s some months ago, I was already in a giddy froth about the DVD. Even as I was queuing to buy my popcorn, the rumours of director’s cuts & extra scenes already had me more excited than one of Michael Jacksons debt collectors.
Alan Moore,
DC,
Watchmen,
dave gibbons,
movie
Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 18:37 The fanboy. They come in different shapes and sizes, many varied complexions and in at least two different sexes (yes ladies you too can be a fan boy). Writing for a comics blog probably places me in semi fan boy territory, and to be honest my rebel alliance tattoo probably shoves me a little over the line. That said I’m also uptight, and will draw short of gushing at famous writers or artists (although as Cranky will tell you I am at times so socially awkward that he could pull his hair out).
dave gibbons,
fanboys,
geeks
Sunday, May 17, 2009 at 13:04 By reading the site you may or may not know that Cranky, Catalogue Monkey and Dimitri went to the Sunday of the recent two day Bristol Comic Expo (in their mild mannered day time personas of Rich, Jon and James). Being massive cheapskates and having very strict monkey handlers at home, we decided on just the day ticket. It was our first outing to the event and almost immediately regretted the decision not to ignore our handlers and go for the full weekend experience.
British comics,
DC,
Watchmen,
dave gibbons
Sunday, March 15, 2009 at 21:17 Going to the Bristol International Comic Expo on the 9th and 10th May? I've picked out some of the highlights... 
Alan Davis
British writer and artist. Famous run on Captain Britain with Alan Moore. Also worked on X-Men, JLA and many more, check out his website by clicking here
British comics,
comic collecting,
dave gibbons
Saturday, March 7, 2009 at 12:38 So Cranky and I made our way down to that London last yesterday to watch the Watchmen on the new digital IMAX screen at Greenwich. Apparently this is one of only two such screens in Europe, perversely the other being the other side on the City in Wimbledon.
Alan Moore,
DC,
Watchmen,
dave gibbons,
movie
Sunday, March 1, 2009 at 16:45 
As the doomsday clock ticks ever closer to March 6th I find myself full of a number of conflicting emotions regarding the long awaited film version of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons masterpiece, Watchmen. It’s the film I have been waiting years to see, and at the same time it’s the one thing that I secretly hoped would never be adapted to celluloid.
Alan Moore,
DC,
Watchmen,
dave gibbons