Knockabout has previewed Nemo: The Roses of Berlin. The publisher has posted a first look inside Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's upcoming League of Extraordinary Gentlemen book on Twitter. Knockabout ...

One and a half stars (out of four) If you are keeping track, there are only three things about this film experience worth remembering: The ultra sleek Nemo-designed automobile, the massive submarine ...

Had Alan Moore just stopped writing comics after the 1980s — during which readers were introduced to Watchmen, V for Vendetta, From Hell, Batman: The Killing Joke, and Superman: Whatever Happened to ...

A stiff. I don’t know the comic book series, but it could hardly be as lifeless as this leaden adaptation, in which the weapons have more personality than the characters and the nonstop action often ...

There is something extraordinary about "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen," and that is the extraordinary ordinariness of its awfulness. It's not brazenly bad or heroically bad or stridently bad.

Allan Quartmain aims a revolver as he stands by the bar in a messy library room. Image via 20th Century Studios While the comic book movie genre is all the rage now thanks to the MCU and DC, there was ...

One of the most notorious examples is The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen. Released in 2003, the film adapted the celebrated comic book series by Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill, which brings together ...

Those bad boys, extraordinary gentlemen and Disney’s fish shared the spoils at the weekend B.O., while “Kill Bill Vol. 1” thrilled the Brits in its London platform. The frame’s pacesetter, “Bad Boys ...

Last Friday, The New Criterion and Britain’s Social Affairs Unit hosted a conference at the Union League Club called “Threats to Democracy.” The papers and discussion from this conference will be ...