Terry Moore is the creator of 'Strangers In Paradise'. The first issue was published in 1993. It was the first comic book Moore had ever drawn. After a three issue mini-series for Antartic, he started self-publishing, beginning with a new issue #1 in September, 1994. In 1996, 'Strangers In Paradise' won the Eisner Award for Best Continuing Series. Moore joined forces with Jim Lee, Kurt Busiek and James Robinson later in 1996 to launch a new imprint, Homage Comics. Moore released eight issues through Homage and then returned to his own imprint to continue the series. Today, 'Strangers in Paradise' is read worldwide and has been reprinted in seven languages. Moore continues to write, draw and ink every issue personally, publishing a new issue every six weeks.
|
