Alan Moore loads against superheroes and believes that their films can be precursors of fcism

What's doubt that Alan Moore , the famous author of comics influential Watchmen , V of vendetta or Batman: the murderous joke , among many others, w a turning point in the superhero comic industry in the 80s, betting on plots and characters plex attractive. However, at present it is not proud of its pt, reneging from this stage and taking refuge for a few years in the literature, making striking appearances from time to time in the media, is the ce of the Interview collected by the media The Guardian, where he h sured that child love for superheroes can be precursor to fcism .

Alan Moore criticizes Marvel and DC fans

Taking advantage of a recent publication of stories, Alan Moore did not want to miss the opportunity to charge once again against the current superhero industry and how dangerous they can become, according to the writer: In 2011 I said that I believed that I believed that the fact that millions of adults queued to watch Batman movies had serious and worrying implications for the future. Because that type of incentivization, that impulse towards times and simpler realities , can be very often a precursor to fcism, says Moore.

All this after creating one of the mterpieces of the genre with Watchmen, although it is currently remained totally away from the environment: hundreds of thousands of adults queue to see characters and situations created with the objective of entertain the children of 12 years , always children, 50 years ago. I have never believed that superheroes were an adult product. It is a misunderstanding in the 80s of which I have a considerable part of guilt ** (although it w not intentionally), when things like Watchmen appeared, thus recognizing that he himself w part of something that repudiates today.