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    League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen

    The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is gathering it's members to save England and perhaps the world. In this issue we start with Wilhelmina Murray who finds Quatermain in a opium den and meets Captain Nemo as they leave the African Continent. Lastly they meet Auguste Dupin in Paris, France who helps them track down Hyde.

    Allan and the Sundered Veil

    In each of the comics in this series there are four pages dedicated to this narrative. It is done in the form of an old penny dreaful. On the cover we see John Carter, Randolph Carter, Allan Quatermain, and The Time Traveler fighting large white beasts. The actual story starts with Allan meeting Marisa and Lady Ragnall. There is a lot of set up in this section bringing the characters up to date from the novels they came from. This story is a prequel to the main story.

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    The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen #1 - Empire Dreams by moomin123 on December 01, 2010

    Well I've reviewed one Alan Moore comic and two Alan Moore-based films so it's obvious by the scores I'm giving these movies/comics, that I friggin' love Alan Moore (except for the LXG movie, that sucked). So it's about time I reviewed the LXG comic.First of all, I'll just repeat myself a little by saying I'm a huge fan of 19th Century sci-fi/horror novels. The Invisible Man by H.G Wells, is my favourite book of all time, and H.G Wells is one of my favourtie authors of all time, if not, my ultim...

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