He'd Get Into Heaven Just For Having Written This
Miracleman #16 (December 1989) by Alan Moore and John Totleben
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In an odd bit of synchronicity, Alan Moore was a question on Jeopardy Monday night. The $1,000 question under "Graphic Novels" in the Jeopardy round was his picture and the description "This writer of 'Watchmen' and 'V for Vendetta' is known for an appearance almost as unique as his characters." None of the contestents even tried to guess. Alex Trebek was disappointed in them.
Mmmmmm... nah, nah, I can still hate her.
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