Interview With Co-Creator Tony Moore
Although Tony Moore left The Walking Dead series after 6 issues and 24 covers, he is still acquaintances with Robert Kirkman who he has known since the seventh grade. Check out his interview with Newsarama to see what else he had to say about The Walking Dead, zombies, and his other works.
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Very good friends? Not according to this question and answer on Tony Moore’s forum.
Littlebullet: “I see that Tony Moore was on board for the start of Walking Dead…but the books now claim that Robert Kirkman owns the series?!?!?
Did Mr. Moore help create the look of the series? Should he have help copyright with Kirkman? I know other series books that Kirkman created, the artist got some credit, like Invincible with Cory Walker. Did Moore and Kirkamn have a falling out?”
Tony Moore: “yes, your observations are astute. We remain civil toward each other, but this fundamental difference of opinion between us is one of the reasons Kirkman and i don’t work together anymore.”
Does Tony Moore have any creative participation in the TV series?
That’s really interesting lol. I’ll amend that little part. They are still “acquaintances.”