Miracleman!

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Miracleman & Miraclewoman are a lovely couple

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Well at least all of this stuff exists in reprinted form for people to purchase. Whether or not the saga is ever continued beyond fan-fiction, who knows.

Hopefully the character will experience some kind of cross-media adaptation: animation, live action, etc.

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Well at least all of this stuff exists in reprinted form for people to purchase. Whether or not the saga is ever continued beyond fan-fiction, who knows.

Hopefully the character will experience some kind of cross-media adaptation: animation, live action, etc.

True. Marvel did a good thing in reprinting Moore's and Gaiman's earlier works. I must be careful not to let me justifiable fanboy rage at not seeing part 3 of Silver Age hide that.

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Miracleman, the Comic That Launched Neil Gaiman's Career
http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....y_neil_gaiman/

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MIRACLEMAN BY GAIMAN & BUCKINGHAM: THE SILVER AGE #3 (Carlos Pacheco Variant) Cover Art
http://comicvine.gamespot.com/carlos-pacheco/4040-3590/

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Miracleman, the Comic That Launched Neil Gaiman's Career

Hardly. He was already a well established writer when he took on Miracleman.

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Miracleman is number 3 on CBR's list;
http://www.cbr.com/15-marvel-comics-...e-epic-movies/

3. MIRACLEMAN: A DREAM OF FLYING
After decades of legal wrangling, Marvel ended up with the rights to the seminal superhero series “Miracleman.” Created by Alan Moore and a range of artists including Gary Leach, Alan Davis and John Totleben, the comic drastically re-envisioned the obscure British hero Marvelman. In 1984’s “A Dream of Flying,” “Miracleman’s” first arc, freelance journalist Mike Moran is plagued by headaches and memories of flying. When he’s caught in a terrorist attack, he remembers the magic word “Kimota,” which transforms him into the super-powered demigod Miracleman.

To put it mildly, Alan Moore’s works haven’t always had the best luck being adapted into other forms of media. Although Marvel is a somewhat unlikely home for the character, a Miracleman movie could show a different side to Marvel’s films. Since so many superhero troupes are now well-established in film, a Miracleman movie could deconstruct the genre and offer a more mature, considered take on superheroes.

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I got done reading the Moore issues a few days ago, and yeah, it's a great book. The last two issues weren't reprinted though, so there's only the old version. I haven't ventured into the Gaiman stuff just yet, but considering Marvel has put the series on hiatus, I'm thinking of putting them off until they re-start the title.

They were supposed to release those last few old Gaiman issues a few months ago and then started with new Gaiman stuff but....it's all just disappeared with no response from Marvel.

Well, it's in part because there is no new Gaiman stuff. He hasn't produced them. That's a pretty big hold-up.

Quite frankly, I was always skeptical about that announcement. Gaiman may intend to complete it; but, he has a lot to clear from his schedule to do it and launching an American Gods tv series isn't helping.

Launching the American Gods tv series is indeed not helping The first episode premiered on the Starz network and through their streaming application on April 30, 2017.

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https://www.bleedingcool.com/2017/08...racleman-done/

"Miracleman – originally Marvelman – is a superhero comic book legend.
A British replacement character for Captain Marvel from the nineteen fifties,
it was revived for Warrior Magazine by the little-known writer Alan Moore with Garry Leach and then Alan Davis.
One of the first superhero deconstructions, it was a tale of power and people. And it was bloody brilliant."

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Miracleman & Miraclewoman are a lovely couple

Carol Danvers, meet Michael Moran...

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To me, the comicbook character Michael Moran is to fill the void in the comicbook character Carol Danvers' life which occurred when the comicbook character Raven Darkhölme murdered the comicbook character Michael Barnett with her bare hands.

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Miracleman #1 – Neil Gaiman – Comic Review

http://www.comicsreporter.com/index....y_neil_gaiman/

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Red Kryptonite Captain Marvel-Marvelman

by Nick-Perks

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Marvelman: Lost Hero of the Golden Age

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any new updates? Does CB Cebulski have any plans?