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By Scott Thill Wired.com: That famous preface messes with the idea of canon and continuity. Moore's comic is arguably outside DC Comics continuity, and so arguably is yours. Same goes for a bunch of other awesome comics. Has continuity outlived its usefulness?

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By Scott Thill When Alan Moore took charge of DC Comics' failing Swamp Thing in the early '80s, the writer revitalized several of the monster series' moribund characters while flipping the bird to the Comics Code. Images: DC Comics, Wikipedia See also: