Doomsday Clock Archives

But as for Nostalgia? As well as the perfume created by Adrian Veidt in Watchmen to take advantage of the mood of the time, it is also the name of a Cleopatra Pak, a character glimpsed in the final issue of Doomsday Clock Set thirty years before the present day. Doomsday Clock #12 by Geoff Johns[...]

The ending of Watchmen echoes the end of Kind Hearts And Coronets, the one item that could doom the great plans, in the hands of the very person it should not have ended up with. Then in Doomsday Clock, Geoff Johns and Gary Frank actually have Rorschach's journal read and published, Robert Redford winning the 1992[...]

We ran some Flashpoint Beyond Gossip yesterday. How about a Part Two? Probably tomorrow. But for now, here's a quick look at Barry Allen's address in

DC Comics has issued a preview of the upcoming Flashpoint Beyond #0 by Geoff Johns, Eduardo Risso, Trish Mulvihill, and Rob Leigh, featuring Batman, the characters Mime and Marionette from Watchmen sequel Doomsday Clock. The full preview runs below, and in all DC Comics titles out on the weeks of the 29th of March and the 5th[...]

In Doomsday Clock, Geoff Johns was the first – and last –  DC Comics creator to mention 5G in print, in the final issue of Doomsday Clock Looking at a time in the future where the DC Universe would be relaunched as 2026, and the then-DC Continuity would become Earth 5G 5G was the then-publisher[...]

And in 2022, DC Comics is adding Doomsday Clock and Dark Nights: Metal to that list – as well as an exclusive and twice-the-price edition for the latter as well. Absolute Doomsday Clock Geoff Johns, Gary Frank 14 June 2022 496 pages NOTHING EVER REALLY ENDS The world of Watchmen collides with the DC Universe in a story that[...]

Rorschach #1 opens with a man dressed up as Rorschach getting shot in the face. Later, it turns out the man is a stand-in for real-life cartoonist Steve

So what Doctor Manhattan did in Doomsday Clock, what's been happening in Leviathan, what happened all the way back to Crisis on Infinite Earths through multiple Crises, is all referenced in Death Metal." "So that's how you make it bigger to me The point wasn't to make more evil Batmen or more you know We did,[...]

Because this Legion Of Super-Heroes relied entirely on what happened in Doomsday Clock Where Dr Manhattan took the Legion in and out of existence by moving a Green Lantern in and out of reach of Alan Scott. And with Superman seen as vitally important to the DC Universe, then and in the 31st century too[...]

If it's allowed. Because right now in Young Justice, we have Conner Kent and Impulse living in worlds that shouldn't be able to remember them, Linda remembering her husband Wally and her children, now returned to her. Wonder Woman's timeline suddenly stretching back to World War II rather than coming to the land of men five years[...]

And, as we have been predicting from day one, he gets to sit in the Mobius Chair. And takes on the powers of Dr Manhattan, the last individual to sit in the chair, as we pointed out at length, all happened in Justice League #50 before Rebirth. We have also seen what happens in Generation Zero for[...]

I wonder if Geoff Johns looks at the DC Comics' Free Comic Book Day edition, Generation Zero solicitations and wonders what Pandora's box he opened with the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, Doomsday Clock Here's the solicitation for the comic by Scott Lobdell and Brett Booth that follows their Flash Forward series. In order to save his[...]

Do you recognise it? Here it is again in Doomsday Clock #12 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank. What does it mean? It could mean that Doomsday Clock is, officially, not in continuity with the rest of the DC Universe, as originally planned But that people still liked it Now since the beginning, Doomsday Clock was[...]

The standouts in December are Dr Strange #1, Conan: Serpent War #1, Spider-Ham #1, Amazing Mary Jane #3, Morbius #2 and surprisingly East Of West #45. Here's the top 500 most-ordered comics and graphic novels from December 2019. Top 500 most-ordered comics from December 2019 Qty Rank Retail Rank Index Product Price Pubisher 1 1 195.51 DOOMSDAY CLOCK #12 $5.99 DC 2 8 175.25 X-MEN #3 DX $3.99 MAR 3 3 149.31 BATMAN LAST KNIGHT ON EARTH #3 (MR) $5.99 DC 4 4 147.21 DARK[...]

DC Comics will be soliciting the second volume in hardcover of the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, Doomsday Clock, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank And with it, comic book stores (only) will bet getting a free exclusive slipcase to fit both volumes one and two Sorry comic book stores and Amazon, this is just for[...]

Fewer items sold but for much money. Doomsday Clock #12 topped the charts in both dollars and units sold, with Incoming #1 coming second on dollars, as it was a $10 book but further back at #8 in actual copies. IDW Publishing's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #100 was the publisher's top book at #17; Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Teenage Mutant[...]

So who wants some more half-truths and misinformation? As a result of yesterday's address to retailers by DC publisher Dan DiDio, much of which can be found in this series of articles, Doomsday Clock no longer being in DC Universe continued seemed settled – though, if someone wants at DC Comics wants to give it[...]

When it was announced, Doomsday Clock, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, was also a crossover with the DC Universe Specifically the very-near-ahead DC Universe, the plan was that as the story reached its conclusion, that the events of Doomsday Clock would marry up with the DC Comics Universe then[...]

DC Comics is sending Batman #86 and Doomsday Clock #12 back to the printers Batman #86 Second Printing will reprint the debut chapter of "Their Dark Designs," by new series writer James Tynion IV with art and cover by Tony S Daniel This issue is scheduled to arrive in stores on January 29 with a recolored[...]

Just the sort of person you might need to punch reality to make a) Doomsday Clock fit in with the rest of the DC Universe b) give us another Crisis c) give us another Convergence or d) make 5G happen Superboy-Prime is from a parallel Earth called Earth-Prime, devoid of any superheroes, or even superhumans,[...]

First mentioned by Bleeding Cool last summer as a major project that DC Comics was planning, it was only when DC Comics publisher Dan DiDio talked about publishing a timeline for DC Comics shared continuity or 'connective tissue' at San Diego, then unveiled the four generations of the DC timeline at New York Comic Con[...]

Doomsday Clock is an unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, published by DC Comics, and concluding with this week's long-awaited twelfth issue Initially, the links to Watchmen were obvious, as well as the returning characters and history, we had the nine-panel grid, transitional scenes, mysteries baked in, the world-building with documents,[...]

JUST … NO. DOOMSDAY CLOCK #12 written by GEOFF JOHNS art and covers by GARY FRANK This is it! The final showdown between Dr Manhattan and Superman shakes up the DC Universe to its very core! But can even the Man of Steel walk out from the shadow of Manhattan?< (DC Comics, creative team: Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Brad[...]

That the planned Earth One Aquaman was being repurposed by Francis Manapul for 5G. And that it will kick off with both a new Convergence-style Band-Aid to help creative teams get ahead of schedule, as well as a brand new Crisis for 2020. Yesterday, Doomsday Clock #12 laid out the reality of the DC Universe – with[...]

But you may be able to work out why the events of Doomsday Clock, especially the Supermen Theory, haven't played large in the DC Universe. One of the big moments in previous issues of Doomsday Clock was when Dr Manhattan discovered that time was malleable In the world of Watchmen, time and space worked like clockwork[...]

I haven't read Doomsday Clock #12 yet – well, other than the first six pages But clearly other people have I know, right? Now Bleeding Cool has been covering in as much depth as we have been able to uncover, something at DC Comics called 5G We first got a whiff back in June, without anything[...]

Doomsday Clock #12, the final issue of the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, published by DC Comics Man, I'm going to miss typing those words So what goes down in the first 6 pages? Well, we still have nine-panel grids, so, plenty But first, we remember how Watchmen ended But[...]

I can't even say for sure whose idea it was, what's that going to be, what's it going to be for Ma and Pa Kent?" Originally Clark Kent's adoptive parents, Jonathan and Martha Kent, died when he was young, shortly after his graduation. In the post-Crisis reboot by John Byrne, his parents were de-aged and were alive[...]

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Originally Doomsday Clock, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, published by DC Comics, was meant to reveal a near-future of the DC Comics Universe Written by Geoff Johns, then CCO of DC Comics, it was set up in DC Rebirth, saw characters and references threaded through Batman and Superman comics (the latter of which had also been[...]