Legacy of The Killing Joke
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![]() https://www.theguardian.com/books/booksblog/2018/mar/14/the-killing-joke-at-30-what-is-the-legacy-of-alan-moore-shocking-batman-comic
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Tell that to DC who kind of regressed the character in the New 52 yet defined her still by the story. |
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The 80s was when DC became great. Wolfman's Teen Titans and Moore's Swamp Thing were 2 of the first great books. |
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And Suicide Squad. JLI. Byrne's Superman. Perez's WW. Bats Year One. Etc. So yeah, sure, DC had a renaissance in the 80s. But in fairness, most of those books were pre-TKJ, DKR, Watchmen, and the other stuff that later writers took all the wrong lessons from. |
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Eisner Award / Harvey Award winners[edit] Original graphic novels[edit] Batman: The Killing Joke by Alan Moore and Brian Bolland Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons The Killing Joke, DKR, and Watchmen all won the Eisner, Harvey, and/or Kirby award for Best GN. |
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