Alan Moore on life, nuclear war and the coming AI apocalypse
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Alan Moore still fears the human race has what it takes to destroy itself.
The British author came to prominence in the 1980s with works like Watchmen and V for Vendetta, unusually dark - for the times - comic books and graphic novels that tackled subjects like nuclear annihilation, the Cold War and fascism.
Time has not mellowed the New York Times best-selling writer, whose latest book The Great When takes place in a sinister parallel England post-World War II.
"I don't think that the nuclear issue has ever gone away - it's just receded in public awareness," Moore told RNZ's Sunday Morning.
"We still have all of these things all around the world, and at the moment, we do have the particular issue of which country is going to be the first to put an artificial...










