Alan Moore leaves comics

The British writer Alan Moore, the author of the world -famous comics “Guardians”, V - means Wendetta and the League of outstanding gentlemen, announced that he would no longer engage in comics and devote himself to other projects.

Alan Moore spoke about this at a press conference in London dedicated to the release of his graphic novel “Jerusalem”.

“There are still about 250 comics pages left in me,” The Guardian quotes the writer. “And these will be very good pages.”

Among his last projects, Alan Moore called the final book “League of outstanding gentlemen”.

“After that, although I, perhaps, from time to time I will do something small in the comic book genre, in general I say goodbye to him. He said. - I think I did enough for comics, I did everything I could. If I continued to do them, I would inevitably begin to repeat myself. I think we deserve the best. ”

“I no longer need to prove anything to myself or others. But there are other areas of [creative activity], and they seem to me more attractive, ”added Alan Moore.