Alan Moore Donates Film and TV Royalties to Black Lives Matter, Criticizes Modern Superhero Media
- Alan Moore has requested that DC Comics send all future royalties from adaptations of his work to Black Lives Matter instead of to him.
- Moore has been critical of modern superhero films and TV shows, calling them "infantile" and worrying they promote fascism.
- Moore believes the comics industry has changed for the worse, now marketing characters as "adult fare" and adapting old heroes rather than creating new stories.
- Living a reclusive life in England, Moore distances himself from the comics world and now focuses on writing prose and fiction.
- Moore feels past works of his like Watchmen may have unintentionally glamorized dark characters, contributing to harmful media trends.