The novel of the film of the comic of the same name

[learnedax]

O god, it burns!

If you dare, pull up Inside This Book. Or don't, you'll be better off; its morass of swirling, turgid prose itself bedecked, with dependant clauses, which were recursive, bombastic, riddled with complexities themselves fraught with abecedarian faux pas so redolent with fault that the benighted, wayward, reader, overcome with revulsion, might find itself hastily perplexed, were abominable.

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[alexx-kay.livejournal.com]

Well, Alan seems to understand that his own opinions are, shall we say, unusual. And he is definitely in favor of his friends earning money. Indeed, that is the only reason why he didn't immediately quit when Wldstorm was bought out by DC. I haven't heard of any cases of his objecting to *other* people selling out, so long as they had their eyes open when they did. Witness the fact that, rather than just burn the money he is "due" from the movies, he has it given to his collaborators.

OTOH, I do know of one instance where Alan permanently cut off a decades-long friendship with no warning, over something that most bystanders think to have been a pretty minor slight, so who knows?