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The new issue of Doomsday Clock by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen and published by DC Comics, is showing the future of the DC Universe Earth and the superheroes who live on it, around the world The Supermen Theory, currently causing global uproar, points out that 97% of the superheroes[...]

The new issue of Doomsday Clock by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen and published by DC Comics, is showing the future of the DC Universe Earth and the superheroes who live on it, around the world The Supermen Theory, currently causing global uproar, points out that 97% of the superheroes[...]

The new issue of Doomsday Clock by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen and published by DC Comics, is showing the future of the DC Universe Earth and the superheroes who live on it, around the world The Supermen Theory, currently causing global uproar, points out that 97% of the superheroes[...]

Johnny Thunder is feeling called to the All-American Steel Factory and escapes his nursing home. Doomsday Clock #5 cover by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson Doomsday Clock #5 is perhaps the most engaging issue for me in this story thus far That's not to say that I'm in love with this installment, and I still find myself[...]

Doomsday Clock, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen published by DC Comics, is currently taking up much of DC President Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's time But before that, they were working together on the Batman: Earth One series — and indeed Gary Frank may have used the Batman design from that series of graphic novels on[...]

Sometimes earnest affection is enough to make a comic work. Doomsday Clock #4 cover by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson Loss: Doomsday Clock #4 Tells You the Origin Story You Never Needed Yes, Watchmen #4 was an origin issue too Yes, the Mothman bits of this issue are actually really enjoyable However, devoting an entire issue to a character who[...]

His stay in Arkham is interspersed with scenes from his last stay in a mental institution, which was shortly after the New York City Massacre perpetrated by Ozymandias' monster. Doomsday Clock #4 cover by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson This issue of Doomsday Clock serves as an origin issue for the new Rorschach While fleshing out your[...]

And it's utterly brilliant, touching, and possibly my favourite Doomsday Clock moment to date. But there is also a sign of Geoff Johns bringing more of his continuity together And just as previous issues have seen a nod to him returning the Justice Society of America to continuity, as the back of DC Rebirth Special #1[...]

Who will survive? Will anyone still trust the Dark Knight? Choosing the best Batman series is a lot harder than one would think considering we're living in the era of Tom King Batman and Tynion's Detective Comics. Doomsday Clock #4 cover by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson Doomsday Clock #4 My personal feelings have certainly been mixed about Geoff Johns's sequel to Watchmen[...]

Doomsday Clock is out, whether you like it or not And now the merchandise is coming Revealed today via IGN, DC Collectibles will be producing a wave of action figures based on the Geoff Johns/Gary Frank saga starring the Watchmen characters This is not the first time we have gotten action figures based on the[...]

In Doomsday Clock, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen being published by DC Comics, the Watchmen incursion crew are on the hunt for Dr Manhattan, who has been operating in the DC Universe, wiping out Titans histories here and Justice Societies there, splitting Superman in two, messing with Superman and Batman's respective fathers, all sorts of[...]

Doomsday Clock #2 from DC Comics by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, and Brad Anderson comes out and continues the ongoing mystery of just what is the connection of the Watchmen world and the DC Universe — and what is Doctor Manhattan doing Well, Johns may have added another wrinkle to this mystery with this issue. In[...]

However, this world has more superheroes than their own, and the population is revolting against their presence. Doomsday Clock #2 cover by Gary Frank and Brad Anderson The pieces begin to fall into place with this issue of Doomsday Clock Geoff Johns begins leak in the details of what happened and why this is significant to DC[...]

DC have recently posted a new teaser video for the second issue of Doomsday Clock, by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank and Brad Anderson, which is released tomorrow (unless your comic store is delayed by the Christmas break) that suggest what readers might be able to expect. As the clock strikes 2, #DOOMSDAYCLOCK Issue 2 secrets will[...]

In a tweet, Doomsday Clock writer and Chief Creative Officer of DC Geoff Johns shared a tease for the next issue in the Watchmen-meet-the-DC Universe event, as the two universes finally meet on the page. In the panel shown, the new Rorschach seems to find himself in a well known DC landmark, in the form of[...]

The big beluga itself: Doomsday Clock This is the story what will marry the regular DC Universe to Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' legendary Watchmen continuity.           I mean, I'm assuming that's the end goal DC Universe: Rebirth and The Button both laid the ground work for this merger to happen.           The year is 1992[...]

With the release of Doomsday Clock #1, a fairly significant revelation comes pretty early on And we're going to take a look at that right now, so warning, spoilers ahead! Very quickly in the issue we discover that the vigilante Rorschach is somehow still active Last we saw him, he'd been blown into atoms by Doctor[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Naturally, everyone is talking about Doomsday Clock #1, from DC Comics by Geoff Johns, Gary Frank, Brad Anderson and Rob Leigh There's a whole heap of reasons for this comic to have so much discussion, from the fact that DC are placing such importance on it in a never-before-seen amount of PR support (seriously,[...]

Doomsday Clock #1 appears to be a wild success, with DC Comics already announcing a second printing the same day the comic hit stores In a press release, DC wrote: The wait is over, and the end is here! The release of DOOMSDAY CLOCK #1, from the New York Times best-selling writer/artist team of Geoff Johns and Gary[...]

This opening scene from Doomsday Clock #1, by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, published by DC Comics tonight at 11:57 p.m in midnight-opening stores, or tomorrow at stores where they like to go to bed. It's also November 22nd tomorrow, albeit 2017 rather than the 1992 of the opening scene. There's been some commentary over the day[...]

Review copies of Doomsday Clock #1 by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank published by DC Comics were sent to press earlier this week Some with pancake mix, some without Reviews have been embargoed until Sunday night at 11:57 p.m PT or Monday morning at 2:57 a.m PT or 7:57 a.m GMT. Now, these are just for spoiler-free reviews[...]

What secrets are DC hiding, and is this meant to be a fun game tying into the upcoming release of Doomsday Clock #1, or are we about to commit felony hacking trying to figure out the password? One thing we can assure you: THERE IS NO COLLUSION! Though the teaser image on DC's page is nothing but[...]

To celebrate the first issue of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank's Doomsday Clock heading out to the printers, Frank shared a mugshot of Rorschach on Twitter — without the mask, of course And it looks a lot like Walter Kovacs, who was Rorschach in the original Watchmen comic book series. Issue 1 is off to the[...]

In the annotated Doomsday Clock ashcan #1 article from this morning, we raised the possibility that someone else other than Walter Korvacs is under the Rorschach mask in Doomsday Clock — as it's set five years after Rorschach was disintegrated by Dr Manhattan So who could it be? Two to one: Walter Korvacs[...]

Dave Gibbons made an appearance at a Madefire panel at New York Comic Con tonight, and this reporter was able to grab him briefly for a few quick questions about his thoughts on the Watchmen sequel, Doomsday Clock, and his other current work To start: "I wasn't told anything at all – I know just as much as anybody[...]

DC mastermind and Doomsday Clock writer Geoff "Jeff" Johns was on hand at New York Comic Con to discuss the upcoming book and answer questions from the crowd And he used the opportunity to fire a shot across the bow of rival Marvel Comics, whose latest super-mega-crossover event, Secret Empire, saw Captain America revealed to[...]

At the Doomsday Clock panel at New York Comic Con, DC Chief Creative Officer and writer of Doomsday Clock, Geoff "Jeff" Johns, wanted everyone to understand one thing about Doomsday Clock: it's not a super-mega-crossover event. "No Crossovers," Johns told the stunned crowd "Not an event, no one shots, not an issue of Action Comics with[...]

Geoff "Jeff" Johns showed off the first six pages of Doomsday Clock at New York Comic Con The big reveal on page six: That's right, Rorschach is back! The crowd cheered at the reveal, which pleased Johns As Johns revealed at the panel, the only book you need to read before Doomsday Clock is Watchmen. You can read[...]

Geoff "Jeff" Johns is showing off the first six pages of Doomsday Clock at New York Comic Con We'll be posting them here as they're revealed. No sooner did we upload the pages than DC released the full lettered ashcan on their website You can read those pages here. Geoff "Jeff" Johns is showing off the first[...]

DC Comics has made the shocking revelation… that they will make shocking revelations about Doomsday Clock at New York Comic Con in October. DC is holding a Doomsday Clock panel at 6PM on Friday, October 6 At the panel, Geoff "Jeff" Johns will reveal the first few pages of Doomsday Clock #1 and "lead an in-depth[...]