How did it all go so wrong?

Moore got too up in his own ass about his pet characters and hating things that weren't in his childhood.

Alan Moore doesn't seem to think highly of most of his contemporaries, in any medium.

>>88034413
Makes me sad, the first two were pretty damn good.

>>88034511
Nemo Trilogy is still decent.

>>88034529
I'd say it's superior to Century (and to most of Black Dossier)

I read this the other day and thought it was perfectly fine. What did you think was wrong with it?

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Immortality was a mistake.

>>88034593
>What did you think was wrong with it?
People get hilariously triggered by the Harry Potter stuff.

>>88034413
Deviated from what the setting originally was. The last volume had characters from American cities in England, when the core aspect of the world was fictional characters living as they did in their books.

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>>88034413

>>88034762
That's because, as Quartermain (I think) mentions, the events of the movie "Wild in the Streets" came to pass in America, and everyone over the age of thirty were eventually herded into "re-eduction" camps. Presumably, all the American characters in London were those smart enough to get the fuck out of dodge when the hippies took over.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRLwV2xafpk

>>88034529
I only have Heart of Ice, what's the other two?