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Alan Moore: comics, magic, and anarchy

An in-depth look at the Northampton Magus’ career: from the revolution of Swamp Thing and his anarchist streak to his combative relationship with the comics industry and the superhero universe.

Alan Moore: comics, magic, and anarchy

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Alan Moore: comics, magic, and anarchy

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Fashion, Aesthetics and Cosmetics as Political Tools

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