About Tales of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

• Alan Moore says "And after [Volume III:Century], me and Kevin would probably like to get on with some individual stories, some Tales of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen that could focus upon, say, one character. Orlando is a very tempting character to do a one-off special based upon, especially after you see the way that we've treated him/her in The Dossier. And there's also another character that we introduce to The League in The Black Dossier; the first black character in the League, and, of course, a controversial one. But he is also such a fantastic character discovery that we're very tempted to do a special based on his adventures." It will have three separate stories in it, the first two will focus on a single character, whereas the third will detail something that Mina did in the 1960s.

Alan Moore says "Orlando is a very tempting character to do a one-off special based upon, especially after you see the way that we've treated him/her in The Dossier."

Issue 2: THE BOLD, FEARLESS BLACK BALLOONIST

Alan Moore says "And there's also another character that we introduce to The League in The Black Dossier; the first black character in the League, and, of course, a controversial one. But he is also such a fantastic character discovery that we're very tempted to do a special based on his adventures."

Issue 3: MINA

Alan Moore says "the third will detail something that Mina did in the 1960s" I would love if this was Mina involved in rescuing Number 6, The Prisoner (and this is possible considering the references in Black Dossier to "Drake", a “Special village in Wales”, “...designing kit for some Welsh set-up. D-dream inducers. Killer balloons.”, and “...our projects at Port Merion...”). Alternatively she could turn out to be V from Thomas Pynchon's novel of the same name.

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