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Be the first to start one ». Readers also enjoyed. Could something like Zot find an audience if it came out today? I'm not sure, which is kind of sad. I also read Zot as kind of manga-ey—not in the art although McCloud tries from time to time , but in the kind of YA touchy-feely emoting combined with humourous zaniness that takes over in the "Earth" stories…and McCloud was definitely heavy into manga at the time.

I'm not sure Miller and Moore make the most sense as comparisons except their names all begin with M. McCloud is a big manga fan, obviously. He is obsessed with super-hero comics too, though, and I think his efforts to rejuvenate them can be fairly compared to Moore and Morrison.

There's definitely a number of similarities with Alan Moore in terms of theme. Zot is sort of the opposite of Marvelman, in that both Marvelman and Zot are juxtaposed with the real world, and while Marvelman is psychologically destroyed by the juxtaposition, Zot is able to survive. Tom Strong and Zot both embrace the meta world building elements. I don't really see much comparison with All Star Superman and Zot! I think Morrison said at one point he was pretending that the old Superman comic was still running, and has been running for some time, so that's why there's this whole backstory with Lex Luther in the first issue where he's been working for the government.

I thought All Star Superman was fairly mediocre and overrated myself. Moore touched on the same sort of material far better in Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow and Supreme, and Morrison seemed to be throwing in as many mythical references as he could just for its own sake.

Superman is sun god! With a bluebeard type secret! Who solves the riddles of the spynx! And battles mythic people! With a scientist friend named after Lucifer! And comes back from the dead like Jesus! With 12 trials like Hercules! Who goes to the underworld like in greek myths! In the earlier color issues, there's an indication they are destined to be a couple or married or something I don't remember exactly There's also the bit of Zot needing to be "ready" to face the assassin who killed his parents, another coming of age thing.

This is why you have random horrific things in Zot's world from time to time. Hey Pallas. Thanks for your comments; you've obviously thought about the series a lot. I like Zot — not wholeheartedly, but better than many things.