Good interviewer. He asks the right questions and lets them talk. DIgs into the creative process, inspirations and the underlying often expliotative business model.
This was broadcast in June 1988. At the end of the clip Superman’s 50th is mentioned (He first appeared in Action Comics #1, June 1938) 1:14 front cover of Prog 533, 19/12/1987 1:32 back cover of Prog 542, 3/10/1987 1:52 three pages from Prog 556, 9/1/1988 6:20 Bad Company Book 3, Titan Books, 10/6/1988 8:32 Bad Company Books 1 & 2, 7/8/1987
Alan Moore was one of the two original source 'Merlin's, for the Merlin commonly portrayed in popular culture; combined by Geoffrey of Monmouth; f you believe in reincarnation.
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Good interviewer. He asks the right questions and lets them talk. DIgs into the creative process, inspirations and the underlying often expliotative business model.
Bad Company was so good - such a great arc for the characters, great artwork. Hadn't seen this, thanks for sharing.
Wow pre Deadline! What a gem of an interview x
I met Pete Milligan once in a London night club, it was pretty dimly lit and he was wearing shades then too. I thought he was blind.
Amazing. I'm a fanatic of this series since reading it as a kid. Cheers for the upload!
This was broadcast in June 1988. At the end of the clip Superman’s 50th is mentioned (He first appeared in Action Comics #1, June 1938)
1:14 front cover of Prog 533, 19/12/1987
1:32 back cover of Prog 542, 3/10/1987
1:52 three pages from Prog 556, 9/1/1988
6:20 Bad Company Book 3, Titan Books, 10/6/1988
8:32 Bad Company Books 1 & 2, 7/8/1987
He's epileptic if I'm not mistaken. I think that's the reason for the glasses, to shield him from flashing lights etc.
Gosh, I didn't know he had epilepsy but I just did a search and he seems to have confirmed that in an interview.
Can I still enter the competiton?
i wonder is it too late to enter the competition....... :P
What is Milligan saying at 0:55? Death Opera?
Alan Moore was one of the two original source 'Merlin's, for the Merlin commonly portrayed in popular culture; combined by Geoffrey of Monmouth; f you believe in reincarnation.