Nemo: Heart of Ice by Kevin O’Neill
A2 7 colour screen print, edition of 250. Signed and numbered by Alan Moore and Kevin O’Neill to coincide with the release of Nemo: Heart of Ice. Available HERE, exclusively from Gosh! Comics / Tumblr,
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‘Shampoo for our real friends…’
Dodgem Logic #7 (2010) artist: Kevin O’Neill
The Sinister Ducks Single Cover
Another scan from Slovobooks Flickr - a great source of AM rarities and ephemera.
Nemo: Heart of Ice – Cover Revealed!
Move details on Gosh Comics blog … ‘Due February 2013’
Cover Of Soon-to-be-published Italian LOEG: Century Collected Edition.
by Kevin O’Neill and coloured by Ben Dimagmaliw.
Check out Smoky Man’s Alan Moore World blog for more details.
Annotations to League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Volume III Chapter Three, a.k.a. Century: 2009
Work-in-progress LOEG annotations from Jess Nevins.
LOEG - Century: 2009 Cover
Spotted on Gosh’s blog - it’s going be released in June 2012.
Captain Nemo’s Spear Bazooka - A Demonstration
The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen Vol 1, #1 (1999) artist: Kevin O’Neill
‘…May The Fateweb Blight Your Eggs.’
The Omega Men #26 (1985), artist: Kevin O’Neill
It’s 1969, Ok? Pádraig talks with Kevin O’Neill
Kevin O’Neill: …It’s a pity we couldn’t have used Marvelman, ‘cause I always liked him when I was a kid, I thought he was a fantastic character, but it’s… it’s one of those characters that is now almost toxic, anyone who touches Marvelman, it’s like a curse, you know, you just want to pass it straight on, which is a terrible state of affairs for the character to end up in.
Pádraig: As I said, I’ve researched the thing in enormous detail for the past several years. The book was going to be called Poisoned Chalice, because both Alan and Neil refer to it as a poisoned chalice in different interviews I saw, and now I find that my own curse of Marvelman…
[Earlier I had mentioned to Kevin that the book I’ve written on Marvelman is now without a publisher, as MonkeyBrain Books, who had contracted to publish it, were taking a break from publishing, at least for the time being, leaving it without a home for the moment.]
Kevin O’Neill: Isn’t that weird?
