This was, of course, many things hopelessly naive, for one. That’s the entire reason he never actually read the Watchmen contract: he trusted the people handing it to him had his best interests at heart. ![]() Indeed, the way in which Moore describes his falling out with the company is telling: “I was starting to realize that DC weren’t necessarily my friends.” Because it’s crucial to realize, Moore really did think they were. What’s perhaps odd is that Moore did not, at least at first, really differ from that belief. ![]() Previously in The Last War in Albion:DC took the somewhat unusual position that the real reason for Watchmen‘s success was their innovation in marketing it, a position embodied by Paul Levitz, who displayed a consistent attitude that what’s good for DC is good for freelancers and vice versa.
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