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	Miracleman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Miracleman, known as Marvelman in his native United Kingdom, is a comic book superhero.
		The Miracleman project consisted of giving someone a second body, which was stored in an extradimensional pocket of space when not in use; when a telepathic signal was given the two bodies switched place in space and the mind was transferred as well.
		Miracleman and his companions now rule the planet as they see fit, though they are ineffectively opposed by groups such as an alliance of Christian and Islamic fundamentalists.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Miracleman (4500 words)

	Miracleman, Book One: A Dream of Flying - PopMatters Comic Book Review
		Imagine the feelings of one fanboy, finally clutching his long-awaited collector's copy of Miracleman, afraid to start reading it for fear of being let down, yet unable to hold back his smoldering anticipation: there I was, dear readers, about to tread another milestone in a long career of comics-reading, and scared of the outcome.
		Miracleman is the story of one Mike Moran, an average freelance journalist who is haunted by strange dreams and a word he knows he should remember but can't.
		Since Miracleman was initially published in Britain's Warrior magazine in the early 1980's, it stuck to the British standard of eight-page chapters, which meant a lot of story had to be concentrated into few pages.
	www.popmatters.com /comics/miracleman-book1.shtml (1178 words)

	Kid Marvelman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Following the atomic bombing of Kid Miracleman, Young Miracleman and Miracleman by their creator, Dr.
		Gargunza, Kid Miracleman survived and, believing Miracleman dead and now in the real world (versus Gargunza's Virtual Reality in which the Miracleman Family had lived the last few years of his life), decided to remain in his invulnerable superhuman form, leaving Johnny Bates never to grow up.
		Following Miracleman's establishment of a global utopia, the dark allure of Bates would as anti-hero would make hiim the object of admiration and veneration for the rebellious.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kid_Marvelman (401 words)

	Moore's Marvel: The Miracleman Story
		Miracleman and Bates fight to the bone, and when Bates reverts back to his human form, Miracleman is forced to dispatch Bates forever.
		Gaiman's run on MIRACLEMAN was brief due to the bankruptcy of Eclipse Comics and its subsequent purchase by Todd McFarlane.
		When Gaiman and Buckingham began their work on MIRACLEMAN, publishing delays were often caused by the two creators waiting for the checks to arrive for the previous issue before setting to work on the current one.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=715 (2501 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Alan Moore - Miracleman Book Three: Olympus at Epinions.com
		Miracleman talks to us from some new refuge we’re unfamiliar with in the beginning, writing his story down in a book with steel pages.
		Miracleman and Miraclewoman then make themselves known to the people of earth and from there set about making the earth into a Utopia.
		The thing about Miracleman is, it’s not so much happens, but how it happens, and Alan Moore knows better than anyone how to write something that shouldn’t be possible, a comic book, about superheroes, for adults, that doesn’t seem even for an instant goofy.
	www.epinions.com /content_232697466500 (867 words)

	The History and Saga of Miracleman
		The quickest and easiest answer is that Miracleman was a relatively derivative British Superhero whose colorful exploits graced the pages of UK weekly (and later monthly) fl and white comic strip programs between the years of 1954 and 1963.
		Miracleman was originally known as "Marvelman", and can be considered the illegitimate grandson of Superman himself.
		To be sure Marvelman/ Miracleman is a character born of litigation and has become the most litigious character in the history of Comic Books.
	www.worldsgreatestcritic.com /miraclemansaga.html (6690 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Comic Books > Miracleman - The Plot Thickens
		I mistakenly used Miracleman as a point of reference, stating something to the effect that if it was up in the air, anyone could use the character.
		In fact, Gaiman was not even born before the creation of Miracleman, and Alan Moore would have to have been a one year old genius to have invented the character.
		The Miracleman case looks like it's basically been resolved, as judges seem to have sided in Gaiman's favor, while simultaneously finding out that McFarlane never actually had any rights to Miracleman.
	www.barbelith.com /topic/3021 (3120 words)

	Outer Limit Comics - Things of Interest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Gaiman and the other creators of Miracleman are arrayed on one side with McFarlane, who acquired "rights" to Miracleman when he purchased the remains of Eclipse Comics, on the other.
		Marvels and Miracles was created to manage the Miracleman rights and to benefit comic charities with their proceeds.
		The long out of print Eclipse Miracleman trades are in demand, and the completed, but unpublished issue #25 has piqued the interest of comics fans.
	www.outerlimitcomics.com /news/MiracleMan.asp (293 words)

	Barbelith Underground > Comic Books > More Miracleman fun
		Miracleman reads like what it is, an amazing work that had a bumpy ride to completion, but it begins and ends (with olympus) marvelously.
		Todd could print his own version, and Gaiman may be able to continue the adventures of Miracleman so long as they stay close to the source material and aren't copying Todd's stories (and what are the odds of that).
		Regardless of whether you think Miracleman would be useless without the rights to reprint the older stories (and I strongly disagree with that thinking) Todd purchased a huge share of a property he felt he could exploit.
	www.barbelith.com /topic.php?id=3171 (3412 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Alan Moore - Miracleman: The Red King Syndrome, Book Two at Epinions.com
		The gist of the plot is this: Dr. Gargunza (Miracleman’s arch enemy from the 50s and 60s) has kidnapped Mike Moran’s wife Liz and Miracleman must save her.
		It’s about five months since the end of Book One and Miracleman and Mike Moran are slowly growing apart (“I don’t trust Moran in a crisis” Miracleman says at one point) as the hero is slowly becoming more godlike in his powers and behavior.
		Suffice it to say, Mike Moran and Miracleman ARE two different beings even though, genetically, they share the same DNA and memories.
	www.epinions.com /content_232120094340 (549 words)

	Rick Veitch \| COMICON.com
		MIRACLEMAN was the real beginning of the Revisionist Superhero movement in comics.
		I was fortunate to have penciled two issues of MIRACLEMAN from Moore's scripts, (# 9 and 10) for Eclipse Comics in the early 1980's.
		Issue #9 featured the birth of MIRACLEMAN's daughter, WINTER, a story which was considered notorious at the time because of it's graphically honest depiction of labor and childbirth.
	www.comicon.com /veitch/miracleman.htm (196 words)

	COMICON.com: Miracleman
		One of the problems with Miracleman is the basic fact that apparently Dez Skinn was under the mistaken impression that the original copyright had fallen into public domain.
		Things like the Miracleman statue are clearly based on this new material, and if the old was in the public domain then the new material is separately protectable.
		Actually, the name Miracleman was first applied to the character in a roman a clef appearance in one of the Moore/Davis Captain Britain stories.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=17&t=000347 (4326 words)

	The 1602/Miracleman connection.... - The Superhero Hype! Boards
		But Marvel knows that Gaimen will use the funding to try and get the rights of Miracleman back from Todd MacFarlane, a man who is probably considered a thorn to Marvel's side, especially in the early 90's when he, and a lot of other Marvel talents, left the company to create Image.
		And speaking of Miracleman, I don't know if anybody ever read the book, but I leafed through my early back issues the otehr day, and what Alan Moore developped from one of the goofiest golden age creations is simply fascinating.
		But Gaimen's Miracleman story is yet to be finished, and I believe that's why he's trying to get the rights from MacFarlane, who alledgedly told Gaimen that he would publish the book for him to write, but has held off for a few years for reasons of his own.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?t=75005 (2930 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Miracleman
		In-between he turned Marvelman, a lackluster British character of the 1950s, into Miracleman, which some critics consider his greatest classic of all.
		Moore's contingency plan, in case Skinn failed to get rights to the character, was to call his version "Miracleman" and let it stand as a thinly disguised pastiche.
		The company's assets, including Miracleman production materials and an interest in the property itself, were eventually acquired by Todd McFarlane, creator of Spawn.
	www.toonopedia.com /mraclman.htm (995 words)

	Miracleman (Earth-238)
		Barghelm, claiming to be dying, subjected Moran to a special machine and gave him the key word "Kimota" to transform into the champion Miracleman due to Moran’s being "completely honest, studious, and of such integrity that he would only use it for good".
		Marvel owns ZERO rights to miracleman, but they are helping to fund Neil Gaiman in a legal battle against Todd McFarlane, who bought the stable of Eclipse characters when they folded.
		While no background is given on the character Miracleman of Earth-238, who appears for a panel being blown to bits, I think it's a pretty fair assumption that Moore obviously meant him to be, at least, a homage to the classic character.
	www.marvunapp.com /Appendix/miracl.htm (1628 words)

	Superhero Encyclopedia: Kid Miracleman
		He was stopped when he accidentily said MiracleMan and transformed into 14 year old Johnny.
		One day when a bunch of classmates were anally raping him, he gave in and said Miracleman.
		KM has the same powers as Miracleman only he was able to practice them to god-like perfection.
	members.tripod.com /~rikmertens/marvel/kidmiracleman.html (209 words)

	Neil Gaiman Visual Bibliography
		At the bottom of each cover for #17-22 is a word from the phrase 'Miracleman Book Four The Golden Age.'
		Miracleman Book 4: The Golden Age, Eclipse, 1992
		Reprints the main stories from Miracleman #17 through 22, but not the 'Retreival' stories.
	members.aol.com /grandmoffzoe/neil/miracle.html (71 words)

	Byrne Robotics: JB - What did you/do you think of Miracleman?
		Given that the character and his world were an imitation of the Marvel Family's, I can't really begrudge Moore for ripping that world to shreds.
		Miracleman as well as Kid Miracleman are cases of power corrupting...KM does it through violence, MM does it through forcing his "good intentions" on a society, whether they want it or not.
		Of course if anyone were attempting to do this story today, it would be absolutely mandatory to deny in anyway possible the "non-realistic" storytelling of the fifties, so all those wonderful stories that provide source material would go the way of the garbage bin.
	www.byrnerobotics.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=5717&PN=1&totPosts=4 (2544 words)

	TheFourthRail.com
		Without a doubt, the history of Miracleman is one of the most complex and confusing subjects in comics today.
		Todd(tm), on the other hand, claims that he never gave Gaiman the rights, nor that he has ever met anyone named "Neil Gaiman," that the sky is not actually blue, but rather mauve, and that he was in his backyard hitting golf balls at the time of the alleged transfer.
		Miracleman, Spawn Vs. Miracleman, Miracleman Vs. Spawn, The Miracleman Guide to Natural Childbirth, Homme de Miracle, MilagroHombre, Wundermann, Dark Ages Miracleman, MiracleSam & Twitch, and The Miracle Bunch.
	www.thefourthrail.com /features/0102/fightinwords8.shtml (1564 words)

	Byrne Robotics: Miracleman/Marvel Man
		There are trade paperbacks of the Miracleman comics, but they are all out of print and thus expensive and hard to get ahold of.
		After a court battle with Neil Gaiman it became clear that he doesn't, and the character who was going to be revealed as Miracleman is now "The Man of Miracles" who bares a resemblance to Miracleman but isn't him.
		Neil Gaiman hopes to resolve the rights issues and continue the series at Marvel, but the legal limbo that the rights are in is so complicated that I doubt it will happen for some years.
	www.byrnerobotics.com /forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=12516&PN=1&totPosts=51 (1701 words)

	KMC Forums - Miracleman vs Sentry
		Miracleman is a superman type character, but it is the technology and resources that make him a god.
		He has all these combined powers by the end of the silver age his "children" pretended to be X men like superheroes creating anfd destroying huge city scapes as fun.
		Truth is Miracleman was a metaphor not really a superhero he only had a few fights, they were all adults only and extremely violent, the point of miracleman and most of Moore and Gaimans work is not really suited to the vs forum.
	www.killermovies.com /forums/f77/t366554.html (357 words)

	Miracleman - Captain Comics Round Table
		It took a bit of time, and more than a few greenbacks, but with the handful of trade paperbacks out there going for a mint, the comics are easier and cheaper to get than the collections.
		Whereas "Watchmen" is notable for exploring the lives of the "mystery men" of yore, "Miracleman" is concerned with beings possessing godlike powers---this is "Watchmen" with Dr. Manhattan as the prime mover.
		It's true that much of it now seems faintly familiar because so many other writers and artists have ripped off its conventions and style, but as has been said many times on this board, this is the first---and first counts.
	www.captaincomics.us /forums/index.php?showtopic=483 (1494 words)

	eBay.co.uk - Miracleman, miracle man, alan moore, Comics items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
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	search.ebay.co.uk /Miracleman_W0QQfclZ4QQfnuZ1 (261 words)

	The Annotated Marvelman
		It was ironic that Moore later chose to rename the character for American publication "Miracleman", following threatened lawsuit from Marvel Comics against the continued use of the name Marvelman.
		Thus Moore was able to conceal Rebbeck's existence from the reader by having a Qys refer to the bodies of 'five cuckoos' (Miracleman #10 p.
		They are capable of producing bodies in general at their whim, so are not lacking in understanding of genetics.
	blaklion.best.vwh.net /marvelman.html (2461 words)

	Comic Book Resources - CBR News - The Comic Wire
		Currently, the Miracleman character is involved in a tug-of-war with McFarlane and Gaiman and just about anyone else who has ever wanted to lay some creative claim to the character.
		At the time of the company's demise, Miracleman #24 was on shelves and # 25 was complete but still unrelaesed.
		McFarlane spoke with CBR News in June of 2001 regarding the Miracleman ownership issue.
	www.comicbookresources.com /news/newsitem.cgi?id=3331 (739 words)

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