Originally posted by MrMind
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Such a good movie, partly for what it says about the typical Wall Street fatcat background. 😂
Originally posted by Galan007Who is the "creator"supposed to be Galan? He bears no resemblance to Alan Moore - who would be disgusted, were he used. Meta, I mean, meant to upset Moore maybe?
I didn't mind this bit, mainly because I'm somewhat curious where they go with the 'meta' element:
But the rest was crap, yeah.
Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!No clue, but they sort of went the "Earth-Prime" route with him, which is why I'm somewhat interested.
Who is the "creator"supposed to be Galan? He bears no resemblance to Alan Moore - who would be disgusted, were he used. Meta, I mean, meant to upset Moore maybe?
Apparently he's an author of the Miracleman issues within the fictional multiverse. He was able to become his own idealized version of Miracleman by reciting the word "Kimota"... We learned a little bit about the wish-granting abilities of that phrase earlier in the issue:
https://ibb.co/BgdqXnf
But even though he's an in-universe author, he still believes that his actions are controlled/guided by an outside force(likely the "real" authors of the actual stories.)
Originally posted by Galan007
No clue, but they sort of went the "Earth-Prime" route with him, which is why I'm somewhat interested.Apparently he's an author of the Miracleman issues within the fictional multiverse. He was able to become his own idealized version of Miracleman by reciting the word "Kimota"... We learned a little bit about the wish-granting abilities of that phrase earlier in the issue:
https://ibb.co/BgdqXnfBut even though he's an in-universe author, he still believes that his actions are controlled/guided by an outside force(likely the "real" authors of the actual stories.)
I think I get it.
Alan Moore is basically being accused of being an ideological shill. The "outside force' are leftist thought leaders.
Kind of an unfair accusation when Mark Millar exists and is way more ideological.
Originally posted by Galan007yeah, it's horrible. puke
No clue, but they sort of went the "Earth-Prime" route with him, which is why I'm somewhat interested.Apparently he's an author of the Miracleman issues within the fictional multiverse. He was able to become his own idealized version of Miracleman by reciting the word "Kimota"... We learned a little bit about the wish-granting abilities of that phrase earlier in the issue:
https://ibb.co/BgdqXnfBut even though he's an in-universe author, he still believes that his actions are controlled/guided by an outside force(likely the "real" authors of the actual stories.)
Originally posted by Galan007Kimota (Atomik backwards) - that's consistent with the Moore version iirc
No clue, but they sort of went the "Earth-Prime" route with him, which is why I'm somewhat interested.Apparently he's an author of the Miracleman issues within the fictional multiverse. He was able to become his own idealized version of Miracleman by reciting the word "Kimota"... We learned a little bit about the wish-granting abilities of that phrase earlier in the issue:
https://ibb.co/BgdqXnfBut even though he's an in-universe author, he still believes that his actions are controlled/guided by an outside force(likely the "real" authors of the actual stories.)