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From the late '80's, and, from memory, about average for Moore (warning: I like Moore, but don't absolutely adore everything he's done, like many - really can't be bothered to go through 'Watchmen' again), and quite nicely off-kilter. My memory of reading it (I don't actually remember much of the story, so much as the feeling/experience of it), was something akin to 'Metabarons' in a 'looks bad from the outside, but from their mentality, all is well' way, except that all is not well.
Girl having part of her face preserved in porcelain, by her mother. The phrase 'House without Clocks'. Fairly short, which is something I admit, I haven't really seen from Moore.
You can find it online (at least, I have), a few places (for which I haven't links), or pull it from Limewire. |
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