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Lux Brevis #1 p. 6 Original Art - Unpublished Alan Moore & John Totleben Story

Location: Indie Comics & Novel Art
Artists: John Totleben (Penciller) ,  Alan Moore (Writer)

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Location: Indie Comics & Novel Art
Title: Lux Brevis #1 p. 6 Original Art - Unpublished Alan Moore & John Totleben Story*
Artist:  John Totleben (Penciller) ,  Alan Moore (Writer)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Complete Story
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 819
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Comments: 2
Added to Site: 8/13/2013

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Lux Brevis is the fabled, unpublished Alan Moore/John Totleben project from 1985 that was to be published by First Comics. Alan Moore wrote the script for the first two chapters, with Totleben drawing the first first chapter, with Totleben also drawing in the dialogue for these pages, giving us a chance to enjoy the full story. Totleben first worked with Alan Moore (and Stephen Bissette)on their game-changing Swamp Thing run in 1984.

George Khoury and TwoMorrows Publishing secured permission to print scans of the pages in 2001's Kimota!: The Miracleman Companion (one of the high water marks in historic comic texts in my opinion), showing the pages in public for the first time.

Lux Brevis is not the only Alan Moore work that went unpublished, as a Brian Bolland-penciled Batman/Judge Dredd crossover, a Mr Monster/Swamp Thing crossover, the finale of Big Numbers, and the massive DC crossover Twilight are also lost to the decades.

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Mario Rhodanos Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/21/2013

Totleben is a US artist ,but who work with Moore and draw so outstanding on Moore's storys is British line-powered...so is Totleben UK power artist (for me) :-))
Keith Veronese Member Since 2005
Posted On 8/23/2013

Mario Rhodanos wrote:
" Totleben is a US artist ,but who work with Moore and draw so outstanding on Moore's storys is British line-powered...so is Totleben UK power artist (for me) :-))  "
I like that POV!