1984-85 (collected 2013) / Ecomics / 240 pages
****
Long-drawn threads are tied as I continue my unquenchable thirst for birth-year releases to see what was going on.
2014-15 (collected 2016) / Ecomics / 112 pages
**
Non-sequituring its way to early cancellation, hopefully the replacement series will be more substantial.
2015-16 (collected 2016) / Ecomics / 128 pages
**
Casual readers presumably being shaken off by this point, the series caters to the remaining hardcore with full-on canon wank. I hate it when that happens.
1970-83 (collected 1997) / Ebook / 64 pages
****
No more sensitive than Todd Browning's version, but nicely ghoulish all the same.
2018-19 (collected 2019) / Ebook / 192 pages
****
Supreme already did this multigenerational roast, but if you weren't allowed to retread Alan Moore, there wouldn't be many avenues left. It's a shame the pastiche didn't carry through to the art, though with characters displaced on both sides, it could get confusing.
