THE ARCHETYPAL ARCHIVE

Though I gave higher mythicity ratings to two later iterations in the LEAGUE franchise, BLACK DOSSIER and the last third of CENTURY, I must ...

I put off reading the final collaboration of Alan Moore and Kevin O"Neill on LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN in part because of the e...

  Although my title references only the third part of the Moore/O'Neill CENTURY trilogy-- one of the last few offerings in the LEAGUE OF...

  I ended Part 1 on this observation: that even though it was possible for raconteurs to use the name of a famous literary character for a...

Alan Moore's 2007 BLACK DOSSIER was the first time I'd ever heard of THE BLAZING WORLD, a utopian fiction published in 1666 by Marg...

The first two volumes of the Moore/O'Neill LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN are easily the most entertaining entries of this series...

Part 1 and  Part 2 of DYNAMICITY DUOS I discussed some of the ways in which individual characters, or small groups of characters, might pa...

In a recent issue of my comics-apa, the question arose: can one fairly make symbolic interpretations of a work when there’s no evidence th...