Novelist, magician and 'guru of the graphic novel' Alan Moore talks to Steve Rose about Watchmen, the dark side of Hollywood and the morality of pornography
Ben Child: Did you catch Zack Snyder's big-screen transfer of Alan Moore's epoch-making graphic novel? Was it a super spectacle or an almighty mess? And more importantly, did you know what you were letting yourself in for?
Alex Larman: If they can make a movie out of Alan Moore's famously complex graphic novel, surely Catcher in the Rye and The Secret History can't be far behind
Nicholas Lezard: Goscinny's stories for Uderzo's cartooning were, among other things, a satire on capitalism. Now Uderzo seems to have joined the Romans
Phil Hoad: A Christmas Eve ruling on the disputed rights to Alan Moore's graphic novel has left Warner forlorn and the film's release date up in the air