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Launched in 1986, writer Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, artist of a mystery to focus on the Cold War, the threat of nuclear war is fear imminent. The story explores the possibility that super-heroes existed in the 1940s. Thus, in the context of the graphic novel Watchmen, the superhero are roughly classified into two. They work for the government, donning their suits, while withholding taxes of people or who are outlaws. Most super-hero does not work for the government have decided to engage in productive enterprises, such as business, leaving the fight against crime and post-back dress. Some heroes remain, but are considered fugitives by the law passed banning the super-hero.

Creator Alan Moore can not be blamed for wanting to keep their art in the chosen medium has been created. Not only because of the enormous difference between browsing a comic book and watching a movie, but certainly also because of the terrible experience he had with his editor and the process conversion of its paper work in the film. At first he thought that the separation process of conversion work to turn out fine film. Moore says he has wrong on the distance. The latest book to appear as a film, the graphic novel Watchmen.

"The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" one of Moore's works, was made into a film. He distanced himself believed that all the time he saw nothing of the film and had nothing to do with it, everything will be fine. I was quite surprised when the producer Martin Poll and Larry Cohen, author sued 20th Century Fox for plagiarism. They say that the script has not yet been copied. In fact, two features of many similarities, but these elements are added to the film and have not in any way in Moore is funny. Due to demand, by Alan Moore had to testify in a statement. Experience described, is unique and terribly painful. As if poverty were not enough, Fox has settled the matter, noting that Moore was an admission of guilt, which was sure he was not involved.

When "V for Vendetta" was adapted for cinema, Producer Joel Silver told reporters that his colleague, producer Larry Wachowski had talked with Alan Moore and that Moore was excited about the project. However, according to Moore, has categorically refused to be part of any thing with film, and still was not interested in Hollywood. Alan Moore wanted a retraction and public apology. Then he apologized Plate, who is also deceived by the Wachowski brothers, it has never been a public retraction. Beyond this, Moore says the comic was specifically about anarchy and fascism. Nowhere in the film was that these two things, or even been mentioned. Clearly, adaptation of the comic book into a movie Labor Moore reinvented something completely different, something that Moore has not been established and certainly do not want attributed to him.

The graphic novel Watchmen is converting a movie, and this is expected in 2009. Everyone can understand the reluctance and displeasure by Alan Moore. It already well enough that he was not paid for their work, now get your name attached to work by themselves at odds with what and who is Alan Moore.

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