In 1982 Dez Skinn launched "Warrior", possibly the most notable comic of the period, as it contained both the "Marvelman" and "V for Vendetta" strips, by Alan Moore. "Warrior" was a British equivalent of "Heavy Metal" magazine. Marvelman was a Captain Marvel clone that Skinn acquired, although the legality of that acquisition has been questioned. In Moore's hands, the strip became an "adult" style superhero, and was later reprinted, with the story continued, in an American full-color comic, with the name changed from "Marvelman" to "Miracleman" to avoid any lawsuits that Marvel Comics may have considered. Eventually, "Warrior" succumbed to copyright issues.