it's from a short Hellraiser story, and it was published I believe. You can see the finished painted version of another one of these pages here:  https://www.comicartfans.com/ForSaleDetails.asp?ArtId=9086498

I sometimes interview people in comics, so I interviewed him:

https://open-book.ca/Writer-in-Residence/Archives/Koom-Kankesan/Putting-Descartes-Before-the-Horse

But I actually met him in person when he was in London some years ago to promote a screening of one of his short films he was producing. I was travelling in the UK and made it a priority to go see his appearance/the screening. He was sitting in the back of the theater and someone asked if he'd sign their copy of Watchmen and he very politely explained that he doesn't even have a copy of the book in his house - he feels fairly pained over his mistreatment by DC.

Yes, that is very true. And it's been the case for some years now. I got my copy of Voice of the Fire signed to me when I met him and personally, I love that book, so I don't mind. Think about this: back in the day, he probably signed a whack load of things and people are always selling them online but nowadays, you're getting something that not as many people are reading so in a way, it's more personal and special.

I think the idea is that he and Snoopy have switched places through some sort of universe warp. There are lots of Moore signed items on eBay. Unfortunately, he never leaves the UK and rarely ventures away from Northampton so you'd have to take a major trip if you wanted to get something signed in person. 

yeah, this particular image, from what I understand, it's Maxwell waking up on Snoopy's dog house. Can I ask where you got it? Do you have any other cool stuff by Moore?

that's hilarious!

this rejection letter is so well worded, who could be sad upon receiving it? You've got a treasure here, Joel! What a delight!

Really funny and smart, and congratulations on this pick up! A friend of mine lent this book to me recently and it was waaaay better than I expected. My favourite part was when Mxyzptlk smashes the Earth over the Spectre's head. I just thought that was so brilliant because no one had ever disposed of the Earth so swiftly for a gimmick.

lovely page! as kids, we always giggled when we heard "Giant size man thing" because it sounded so inadvertently pornographic

wonderful! I'd love to have met Romita Sr. or gotten something by him. I'd still be willing to meet him if someone revivifies him as a zombie.

This is Maggie as a toddler

I would love to hear the story as well... Very cool!