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Bibliography BIBLIOGRAPHY Moore, Alan. editorial. Embryo 1 (c. September 1970). Moore, Alan. editorial. Embryo 2 (December 1970). Moore, Alan. ‘A Voice of Flame’. Embryo 2 (December 1970). Moore, Alan ‘Deathshead’. Embryo 2 (December 1970). Moore, Alan. ‘Ministry of Love’. Embryo 2 (December 1970). Moore, Alan. “Paranopolis”, Embryo 2 (December 1970). Moore, Alan. ‘The Brain of Night’. Embryo 2 (December 1970). Moore, Alan. editorial. Deliver Us From All Rovel (1971). Moore, Alan. Rupert illustration. Embryo 3 (February 1971). Moore, Alan. ‘Mindfare Neurosis 80’. Embryo 3 (February 1971). Moore, Alan. “Breakdown”. Embryo 4 (c. May 1971). Moore Alan. ‘Once There Were Daemons’. Deliver Us From All Rovel (1971) and Embryo 5 (November 1971). Moore, Alan. ‘The Electric Pilgrim Zone Two’. Bedlam (1973) 18–19. Moore, Alan. ‘Anon E. Mouse’. ANON. Alternative Newspaper of Northampton 3 (Feb/March 1975) p. 9. Moore, Alan. ‘The Adventures of St. Pancras Panda’. Backstreet Bugle 6 (February 7–19, 1978), 12. Moore, Alan. ‘Yoomin’ cartoon. Backstreet Bugle 13 (May 16–June 5, 1978), 2. Moore, Alan. illustration, NME (October 21, 1978), 27. Moore, Alan. illustration, NME (November 11, 1978), 14. Moore, Alan. ‘St. Pancras Panda gets a dose o’ dat Old Time Religion’, Backstreet Bugle 25 (March 1979), 15. Moore, Alan. 'The Avenging Hunchback'. Dark Star 19 (March 1979), 31. Moore, Alan. 'Kultural Krime Komix'. Dark Star 20 (May 1979), 12. © The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 263 M. Gray, Alan Moore, Out from the Underground, Palgrave Studies in Comics and Graphic Novels, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-66508-5 264 BIBLIOGRAPHY Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Part Nine: ‘… But He Thinks He’ll Blow Our Minds!’ Sounds (May 19, 1979), 29. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Part Eleven ‘Holiday in Berlin (Full Blown)’. Sounds (June 9, 1979), 45. Moore, Alan and Steve Moore, ‘Talcum Powder’. Dark Star 21 (July 1979), 26. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 26: “Ham Fisted Tales!” Sounds (September 29, 1979), 43. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 30 ‘Washing the Detective!!’ Sounds (October 27, 1979), 46. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 31: Our Senior Supermen’. Sounds (November 3, 1979), 50. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 33: Roscoe Makes Another Faux-Pas The Fat Slobbering Shithead‘ Sounds (November 17, 1979), 57. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 34: Night Classes’. Sounds (November 24, 1979), 12. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 37: The Great Bambi Swindle’. Sounds (December 15, 1979), 38. Moore, Alan and Steve Moore, ‘Three Eyes McGurk & his Death Planet Commandoes’. Dark Star 22 (December 1979), 13. Vile, Curt and Phyllis (Alan and Phyllis Moore) “Roscoe Moscow Board Game”. Sounds (December 22, 1979), 16–17, 24–27. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 42 “Freaks”’, Sounds (February 9, 1980), 42. Moore, Alan. “Phantoms of the Teenage Opera”. Sounds (February 16, 1980), 29. Moore, Alan and Steve Moore, ‘Three Eyes McGurk & his Death Planet Commandoes’. Dark Star 23 (April 1980). Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 53 ‘Working for the Clampdown’. Sounds (May 10, 1980), 44. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 54 State of the Nation’. Sounds (May 17, 1980), 25. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Curt Replies’. Sounds (May 17, 1980), 63. Vile, Curt. (Alan Moore) ‘Roscoe Moscow, Who Killed Rock ‘n’ Roll? Episode 58 ‘Comin’ For to Carry Me Home’. Sounds (June 14, 1980), 20. 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