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Tom King Has Become DC's New Alan Moore
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Warning: this article contains major spoilers for Strange Adventures and Batman/Catwoman!
Since he left DC Comics in 1989, Alan Moore has left quite the hole in their creative fabric, but it looks like writer Tom King is finally stepping into the role. Though not yet of the same fame as the creator who for many defines comics as an art form, King has quickly become a byword for mature, meticulously structured, character-driven DC drama. His penchant for writing superhero odysseys of postmodern
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