The Doors are getting their own graphic novel to celebration the 50th anniversary of ‘Morrison Hotel’
“I have loosely tied the stories to the tracks on the album, but also I am filling them with everything I can that puts you in that mindset, into that moment, where the album was made,” Moore says. “I mean, obviously you could write a whole book for each track, but I wanted the stories to just immerse you in one place.”writer Alan Moore — will also be working on the story with the surviving members of the band, Robby Krieger and John Densmore.
An array of artists will lend their talents to the visual aspect of the book, with the cover drawn by“The Doors have so much theatre, and swagger and storytelling, they’re a totally natural fit for a comic,” Moore says. “The lyrics they wrote, and the energy they played with — I think the songs don’t just lend themselves to the medium, they actually cry out to be comics.”
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