Marvel Comics is currently in the process of reprinting the Miracleman saga (despite Moore’s preference that they don’t), but the collected Miracleman is currently easiest to collect as follows:
Whether you’re calling it Marvelman (as originally titled in Warrior Comics from 1982 to 1984), or Miracleman, this brilliant work from Moore and the likes of Garry Leach, Alan Davis, and John Totelben is my third favorite comic of all time. Collection includes Moore’s collaboration with artist Ian Gibson, issues #376 to #385, #405 to #415, and #451 to #466. Likely Moore’s finest 2000 AD work, the Ballad of Halo Jones is criminally underrated within Moore’s bibliography. Having started with the likes of Watchmen and V for Vendetta, it’s been consistently surprising to me how humorous, alien, and fun Alan Moore’s early works are, especially when teamed with Alan Davis. The collection spans 1981 to 1983 and features Moore collaborations with early art from the likes of Steve Dillon, Dave Gibbons, Paul Neary, and Bryan Talbot! Mighty World of Marvel #7 to #13 Alan Moore’s 2000 AD Comics & MiraclemanĪlan Moore quite famously wrote a number of his earliest comics for 2000 AD, and these sci-fi tales are best collected here. The issues are spread across a number of series, making collection a bit tricky, but you can look to read in the following order: It’s some fascinating early superhero work from both of the Alans, with Moore exploring many of the themes he would later refine in Watchmen, but with a significantly more lighthearted tone. Marvel Unlimited readers luck out a bit here, as you can find Moore’s Star Wars stories within the “Classic Star Wars: Devilworlds” issues within the MU catalog.Īlan Moore & Alan Davis teamed up from 1982 to 1984 to renovate Captain Britain for Marvel UK. Support CBH on Patreon for exclusive rewards, or Donate here! Thank you for reading!
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