As for Ellis being a younger Moore: the thing about Ellis I always noticed most strongly was the strong technology/science-fiction aspects to his work (not all work), while Moore always felt more poetic/story based.
As for Ellis being a younger Moore: the thing about Ellis I always noticed most strongly was the strong technology/science-fiction aspects to his work (not all work), while Moore always felt more poetic/story based.
Has Daniel Way broken out from that yet? It's been a while since I've read his work, but what I have read was so blatantly Ennis-lite.
Then again maybe it's a side-effect of working with Steve Dillon. The same thing happened to Jason Aaron on Punishermax (though strangely Aaron was aping Ennis's Marvel Knights Punisher rather than his Punishermax).
Not apropos of much, but he shared an amusing tidbit at Baltimore Comicon recently where he apparently stumbled across a JLD cover where Constantine was "doing the [thing with hands] old dabracadabra shit" and e-mailed it to Jamie Delano for a sick, albiet friendly laugh.
Yep.That said, he would never go back to DC, and I don't blame him. He doesn't really fit.
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