Nemo and Hyde by Otto Gabos

Art by Otto Gabos

Above, a gorgeous illustration featuring Mr. Hyde & Nemo by Italian well-known graphic novelist and illustrator OTTO GABOS.

In 2003 Gabos created an apocryphal 1page story of The Leaguers published in Alan Moore: Portrait of an Extraordinary Gentleman book. You can read it HERE.

Also, more Gabos and Moore here.

Grazie, Otto! 

These Boots Are Made for Flyin' by Otto Gabos

Art by Otto Gabos.

Above, The Flying Boots by Italian comic book artist, illustrator and graphic novelist Otto Gabos.

The illustration is paying homage to Alan Moore playing the role of Mr. Metterton in Show Pieces. Mo(o)re also HERE.

Grazie, Otto! Great boots, mate!

Alan Moore by Otto Gabos

Art by Otto Gabos.

Above an enigmatic and mysterious Alan Moore's portrait drawn by well-known Italian comics artist and graphic-novelist OTTO GABOS in the occasion of Moore's 62th birthday.

AM Portrait: an apocryphal League's adventure

Art by Otto Gabos.

The Alan Moore: Portrait of an Extraordinary Gentleman book I co-edited in 2003 contained a wide variety of materials... including some comics.

In the following you can read a one page story written and drawn by well-know Italian artist Otto Gabos. It's an apocryphal adventure of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, episode XXVI of a larger (and untold) story titled "When an Empire Falls". It's not "canon" but... it's a very funny and intriguing page and, I confess, I would like to get more.

The story is at page 233 of the sold-out volume and it appears on AMW with the author's permission. Again, many thanks to friend Otto for his great contribution to the Alan Moore: Portrait.

Story and art by Otto Gabos.

Otto Gabos (1962, Cagliari) is a well-known Italian comics artist and writer. He started his career in the middle of the '80s and since then he has worked for the most important Italian and French publishers. In recent years he realized several graphic novels such as Esperanto (2008, KSTR Casterman, Paris), Sarti Antonio, come cavare un ragno dal buco (2010, story by Loriano Macchiavelli, Leonardo Publishing, Parma) and La giustizia siamo noi (2010, story by Pino Cacucci, 24/7 BUR Rizzoli, Milano).

Since 1985 he lives in Bologna where he currently teaches comics art at the Academy of Fine Arts. 

More info (in Italian) can be found in his radioherzberg blog.