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Stuart Moore:
Blog, Biography, Bibliography
Current/Recent Writing
About Me
- Stuart Moore
- Brooklyn, NY
- Stuart Moore is a writer, a book editor, and an award-winning comics editor. Recent comics writing includes DEADPOOL THE DUCK (Marvel), DOMINION: LAST SACRIFICE (Amazon/Jet City); and EGOs (Image). Novels include THE ZODIAC LEGACY, a Disney series created and cowritten by Stan Lee, and THANOS: DEATH SENTENCE (Marvel). Other comics work includes WOLVERINE NOIR and NAMOR (Marvel); assorted Star Trek and Transformers projects; and the science-fiction graphic novels EARTHLIGHT, PARA, SHADRACH STONE, and MANDALA. Prose writing includes the novel version of Marvel’s CIVIL WAR and Disney Worldwide's JOHN CARTER: THE MOVIE NOVELIZATION. Stuart also serves as freelance editor of Marvel Comics’ prose novel line. In the past, he has been a book editor at St. Martin’s Press and editor of the Virgin Comics / SciFi Channel and Marvel Knights comics imprints. At DC Comics, he was a founding editor of the acclaimed Vertigo imprint, where he won the Will Eisner award for Best Editor and the Don Thompson Award for Favorite Editor. He lives in Brooklyn, New York, with his wife, author Liz Sonneborn.
Email: stuart hyphen moore at mindspring dot com
Blog Archive
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2010
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- October (1)
- August (2)
- June (1)
- April (2)
- March (2)
- February (2)
- January (4)
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2009
(28)
- December (1)
- November (3)
- October (3)
- September (1)
- July (3)
- June (3)
- May (2)
- April (2)
- March (3)
- February (2)
- January (5)
Novels
Comics and Graphic Novels
- Conan the Barbarian: The Mask of Acheron
- Earthlight - Volume One
- Earthlight - Volume Two
- EGOs Volume 1: Quintessence
- EGOs Volume 2: Crunched
- Firestorm: Reborn
- Giant Robot Warriors
- Iron Man: With Iron Hands
- Lone
- Mandala
- Namor Volume 1: Curse of the Mutants
- Namor Volume 2: Namor Goes to Hell
- New Avengers / Transformers
- Stuart Moore's PARA
- Redwall: The Graphic Novel
- Shadrach Stone
- Wolverine Noir
- Zendra 1.0: Collocation
- Zendra 2.0: Heart of Fire
Comics Anthologies Featuring My Work
- Annihilation - Book Three
- Batman: Death and the City
- DC Convergence: Crisis, Book 1
- Deadpool Classic: All the Rest
- Deadpool Team-Up: Good Buddies
- Deadpool Team-Up: BFFs
- Ghost Rider: Apocalypse Soon
- Marvel Noir: Wolverine and the X-Men
- Metal Hurlant Volume 1
- Michael Chabon Presents...The Amazing Adventures of the Escapist - Volume 2
- The Nightmare Factory
- The Nightmare Factory - Volume 2
- One Month to Live
- Postcards: True Stories That Never Happened
- Star Trek: Captain's Log
- Spider-Man: Animal Magnetism
- Spider-Man: Family Ties
- Spider-Man: The World's Greatest Super Hero
- Star Trek Alien Spotlight: Volume 2
- Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes: Adult Education
- Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume 2
- Transformers: The IDW Collection Volume 3
- Transformers Spotlight: Volume 2
- Wolverine: Blood and Sorrow
- X-Men Origins II
- X-Men: To Serve and Protect
- X-Women
5 comments:
Is Smith trying out a new style in this? It's similar to The Programme but also different, more detailed in some respects.
BTW, anyone who hasn't read The Programme should do so RIGHT FUCKING NOW.
Yes, I think he is. There's some interesting stuff going on with the combat scenes...it almost reminds me of old adventure strips.
Nice issue. Excellent use of another longtime Wolverine supporting character.
Hey Stuart,
First off, I loved what you and CP did on your stand-alone issue of WOLVERINE and I'm certainly going to be picking up WOLVERINE NOIR in TPB. I've been hoping that if WOLVERINE ever gets round to having a steady creative team, that maybe you and CP would be the guys for it.
I do however, have a question I hope you an take a little time to answer, despite it not really being related to NOIR. I want it to be known I’m not some frothing at the mouth fan boy but I was just a little pissed when I recently learned you were editor of Garth Ennis' PUNISHER during Wolverine's infamous guest appearance.
I'm just trying to understand why you allowed (if I’m wrong about your responsibilities or role as editor on PUNISHER, please correct me!) Garth to present an intentionally bad and a really vicious parody of Wolverine? Surely this could only be harmful to the character.
Sorry if that was kinda lengthy for a blog question and thanks in advance for any response!
C: That's a very good question. In fact, it's so good a question I think it deserves its own blog entry. Check back in a few minutes...
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