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Original Title:	Top Ten: 2 (Book 2)
ISBN:	1563899663 (ISBN13: 9781563899669)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Top 10 #2

Top 10, Vol. 2 (Top 10 #2)

Alan Moore

Paperback | Pages: 144 pages

Rating: 4.26 | 5513 Users | 113 Reviews

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There are some stories I will never have more of, and it breaks my heart.

I'm not talking about the stories I just wish there were more books for. Stories I greedily wish there were more of. More Buffy. More Narnia.

I'm talking of the stories that were cut off before their prime. Before their authors could bring them to a proper ending. I'm talking about the Chronicles of Amber. The Books of Magic. Firefly.

It's with regret that I add this comic to that list. These first two collections had such a strong start. Such good characters. Such cleverness. Such storytelling. There was no part of them that I didn't love.

But from what I understand, ABC comics, which was an Imprint of Wildstorm, was sold to DC. And Moore had grown to hate DC. So though Moore stayed around to give some of the stories a wrap, we'll never get to see these carried forward farther than this.

It breaks my heart a little.

That said, just these first two volumes are absolutely worth your time. And many of the stories and character arcs do see resolution.

Honestly, there are a few one liners in this comic that would make reading the whole thing worthwhile even if the entire rest of the book was nothing but blank paper. I read the second half of this volume laughing like a madman in a late-night restauraunt. I'm lucky people didn't call the cops on me.

Read it. Read it ten times.

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Title	:	Top 10, Vol. 2 (Top 10 #2)
Author	:	Alan Moore
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 144 pages
Published	:	June 1st 2003 by Wildstorm (first published October 2001)
Categories	:	Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Comics. Superheroes. Comic Book. Fiction

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I was not prepared for how much I enjoyed this series. It would be easy to take it for lesser Alan Moore because it's less ambitious, but you would be wrong. He writes the crap out of it and Gene Ha draws the crap out of it. It's packed with jokes, visual gags, amusing interactions, clever plots and surprising twists. Moore is a master craftsman and he knows how to get the most of the twenty four pages he gets in each issue. The only downside to that is that because the cast is so large and he

The excellent sequel to Top 10, Vol. 1 by Alan Moore, Vol 2 follows the further adventures and investigations of the Top Ten Police Squad from Neopolis. I found this volume even better than the first. The characters are still interesting and unique and new members of the squad have been introduced. For a graphic novel, I found the characters well-developed personalities and very sympathetic. I liked the stories and the art work. Even though the situations involved super heroes and such, the

This is a fun conclusion to the "first season" of Top 10. In Volume 1, we learnt that Neopolis is located in one of many parallel worlds, and in Volume 2 this network of universes begins to open up, allowing us a look at life in alternate versions of the city. As you can imagine, Alan Moore's imagination has a playful jaunt with this concept along with his partner in crime, artist Gene Ha. For example, one version of Neopolis is located in a world in which the Roman empire never fell, and

A police procedural set in a city devoloped by mad scientists to house an ever expanding meta human /superhero population, written by Alan Moore and drawn by one of the most talented artists in the business. Yes thanks.

With a vacation staring me in the face I went to my public library with the intention of getting some reading material.I saw top ten's second volume and seeing Alan Moore's name on it I decided that it's be worth my time. I'd never read volume one but Iwas able to jump right in. The premise of examining the day to day life of super powered cops in a city full of "science heros"(Moores words not mine) is an intriguing one. As a long-time comics reader I love seeing stories like these that examine

There are some stories I will never have more of, and it breaks my heart. I'm not talking about the stories I just wish there were more books for. Stories I greedily wish there were more of. More Buffy. More Narnia. I'm talking of the stories that were cut off before their prime. Before their authors could bring them to a proper ending. I'm talking about the Chronicles of Amber. The Books of Magic. Firefly. It's with regret that I add this comic to that list. These first two collections had such