Shit , you have a point . <| sep |> Whataburger ! All day all night . <| sep |> there is no glitch , there is only doppio <| sep |> Ah thanks , I forgot they were still in the mirror world <| sep |> I don ' t believe Liam is capable of hating a video game . He secretly loves this and they fell for it . <| sep |> I think it ' s the latter . He ' s a showman . He loves his fans . He ' s very approachable , but it ' s a lot of smoke and mirrors . He creates and he moves on to create something else . He writes V and everyone says he ' s an anarchist , except Moore says that it ' s a commentary on Thatcher and that V ' s motivations are purely revenge and he uses everyone around him . Which is true ? Both . He decides to write a dark story about the Charleton heroes who were as squeaky clean and jingoist as the silver age got and we get the Watchmen . Is it a reexamining of the jingoism of the silver age or a story about how the world never changes ? Is Manhattan a representation of the author as a god that never knows what his own characters will do ? Both , I think . It ' s always something new . People ask him about his mysticism and he tells everyone his patron god is Glycon . Glycon was a puppet . It was a satire of Roman religion . He ' s telling us that it ' s all a show . I think Alan is just writing the stories that speak to him and having fun even when he says he ' s not having fun .