Alan Moore to DC: Send Watchmen, Other TV/Film Royalty Checks to BLM

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In an interview with The Telegraph, Alan Moore revealed that he asked DC Comics to send future TV and film royalties to Black Lives Matter.

shared some"backstory" on his initial interactions with Lindelof before the latter began work on HBO's remix/pseudo-sequel. Here's a look at some of what Moore had to share::"I would be the last person to want to sit through any adaptations of my work. From what I've heard of them, it would be enormously punishing. It would be torturous and for no very good reason.":"There was an incident—probably a concluding incident, for me.

'Can you at least tell us how to pronounce 'Ozymandias'?' I got back with a very abrupt and probably hostile reply telling him that I'd thought that Warner Brothers were aware that they, nor any of their employees, shouldn't contact me again for any reason," Moore recounted, adding,"I explained that I had disowned the work in question, and partly that was because the film industry and the comics industry seemed to have created things that had nothing to do with...

 

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