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The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

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The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a series of comic books created by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, which is widely known for the massive amount of crossovers it contains.

Bibliography[]

  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Volume I) #1-6
    • Allan and the Sundered Veil
  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (Volume II) #1-6
    • The New Traveller's Almanac
  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier
  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century (Volume III) #1-3
    • Minions of the Moon
  • Nemo: Heart of Ice
  • Nemo: Rose of Berlin
  • Nemo: River of Ghosts
  • The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Tempest (Volume IV) #1-6
    • Legend of the Seven Stars

Connections IN The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen[]

  • The Adventures of Two Dutch Dolls and a Golliwogg The Golliwogg appears as an ally of the League in The Black Dossier.
  • Allan Quatermain Allan is a member of the League from 1898 onwards.
  • Bulldog Drummond 1920s adventurer Hugo "Bulldog" Drummond appears as an aged government agent in Volume III.
  • C. Auguste Dupin The League meet Dupin in Paris in Volume I.
  • Carnacki the Ghost-Finder William Hope Hodgson's supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki is a member of the 1900s League.
  • The Dictionary of Imaginary Places Many locations in "The New Traveller's Almanac" are drawn directly from Imaginary Places, including places original to that work such as Abaton.
  • Doctor Syn Doctor Syn is a member of the 1700s League.
  • Doctor Who The first and eleventh Doctors make a cameo in Volume III.
  • Don Quixote Don Quixote is a member of the 1600s League.
  • The Picture of Dorian Gray Dorian's portrait is seen in the museum that house's the League's headquarters, undergoing restorative work. Dorian is a member of the League in the movie adaptation.
  • Dracula Mina Harker is the leader of the League from 1898 onwards.
  • Allan Quatermain The great white hunter of H. Rider Haggard's novels is a member of the 1890s League.
  • Fanny Hill Fanny Hill is a member of the 1700s League.
  • The Floating Island Captain Robert Owe-Much is a member of the 1600s League.
  • Forever Amber Amber St. Clare (spelled "Claire") is a member of the 1600s League.
  • Fu Manchu The archvillain appears as an antagonist in Volume I.
  • Gullivar Jones Edwin Lester Arnold's Gullivar Jones is an ally of John Carter in working together to drive the War of the Worlds off Mars at the start of Volume II.
  • Gulliver's Travels Lemuel Gulliver is the leader of the 1800s League.
  • The Invisible Man Griffin, given the first name Hawley, is a member of the 1890s League, and is later killed by Mr. Hyde after betraying Earth to the martians. Dr. Peter Bradey (from the TV series H.G. Wells' Invisible Man) is a member of the 1940s League.
  • The Iron Fish The League rescues a young James Gray during the Martian invasion, inspiring him to build his own submarine based on the Nautilus.
  • Iron Warrior The Iron Warrior robot was used by the 1940s League.
  • The Island of Dr. Moreau Dr. Moreau, given the name "Alphonse", creates a bioweapon to defeat the martians in Volume II. He is revealed to have created many of the anthropomorphic animals from children's literature.
  • John Carter of Mars John Carter appears in Allan and the Sundered Veil, and is revealed to be a relative of Randolph Carter. He later teams up with Gullivar Jones to drive the "molluscs" off the planet Mars (which is inhabited by red and green martians) at the start of Volume II.
  • The Leatherstocking Tales Nattie Bumpo is a member of the 1700s League.
  • Mary Poppins Mary Poppins appears at the end of Century #3 to defeat Harry Potter.
  • Moby-Dick Ishmael, the narrator of Moby Dick, is a member of the Nautilus crew.
  • On the Road Sal Paradise (spelled "Paradyse") is the Narrator of The Crazy Wide Forever from The Black Dossier. Dean Moriarty is revealed to be the grandson of James Moriarty.
  • Orlando: A Biography Orlando is a member of the League from 1910 onwards.
  • Raffles A.J. Raffles is a member of the 1900s League.
  • Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea Captain Nemo is a member of the 1890s League, and lends them the use of his vessel the Nautilus.
  • The Scarlet Pimpernel Percy and Marguerite Blakeney are members of the 1700s League.
  • Sherlock Holmes Holmes' nemesis, Moriarty, is an antagonist in Volume I. Sherlock's brother, Mycroft, takes over as the League's government commander at the end of Volume I, and continues in this position in Volume II.
  • Slow Chocolate Autopsy Andrew Norton is an ally to the League throughout Century. He is the same person as The Metatemporal Detective.
  • Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde Mr. Hyde is a member of the 1898 League, dying in the Martian invasion.
  • The Tempest Prospero was the founder of the first League in the 1600s alongside his servants Caliban and Ariel, and serves as the main villain of Tempest.
  • The Time Machine The Time Traveller appears in Allan and the Sundered Veil.
  • War of the Worlds The Martian invasion depicted in H.G. Wells' novel is shown from the League's perspective in Volume II. It is revealed that they were not defeated by natural disease but an engineered bioweapon.
  • Wolf of Kabul Willaim Samon Jr. is a member of the 1940s League.
  • Worrals Joan Warralson is the Leader of the 1940s League, and is revealed to be a lesbian in a romantic relationship with her friend Betty "Frecks" Lovell.

Inter-Universe Connections[]

  • The Pilgrim's Progress The New Traveller's Almanac describes Christian joining the 1600s League after becoming lost on Earth from his allegorical homeworld.
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