From the new gorgeous looking Birds Of Prey #5 from Kelly Thompson and Arist Deyn, Black Canary addresses their big foe Megaera, and pulls from the most quotable comic book.
Well, yes, that would be Rorschach – sorry, Walter Kovacs – as seen in the comic book Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons.
Which Black Canary[...]
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Rorschach, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Tom King and Jorge Fornes reaches its conclusion today, with the final issue #12 from DC Comics Including a guest appearance from the creative team…
Rorschach #12 by Tom King and Jorge Fornes.
The series has followed an unnamed detective, following the threads of an attempted assassination of the Republican[...]
Tom King is the writer of Rorschach, the twelve-issue unauthorised Watchmen sequel drawn by Jorge Fornes, currently being published by DC Comics With one issue to go, he has also been attending Awesome Con in his home town of Washington DC Although not everything went smoothly for this ex-CIA agent-turned-comic book writer He tweeted out[...]
Rorschach #11 is in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday, the penultimate issue of this unauthorized sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes Go ahead and screw over Alan Moore by reading the preview below, Watchmenbronies!
RORSCHACH #11 (OF 12)
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Rorschach #10 is in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday, continuing the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes In this issue, we will learn more about the attempted assassination of Governor Turley What secrets will be uncovered? Check out the preview below.
RORSCHACH #10 (OF 12)
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This week sees the tenth issue of Rorschach #10, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes being published by DC Comics Which included another dive into the alternate history of the Watchmen world in 2021, going back a couple of decades.
Why Watchmen Never Had A 9/11 (Rorschach #10 Spoilers)
And it looks[...]
Rorschach is an unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes Ostensibly the investigation of an attempted assassination of a Presidential candidate by someone dressed as Rorschach And set in the world of Watchmen many years later It has gone on some entertaining tangents that may well double back into the narrative[...]
Rorschach #9 is in stores from DC Comics on Tuesday, continuing DC Comics' authorised spinoff of Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes In this preview, we get a glimpse back at a scene from the past between Laura Cummings and Wil Myerson, as Rorshach manages to crack Cummings up with a joke The real[...]
Today sees a new, eagerly awaited comic by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, Rorschach #8, the latest issue of gthe unauthorised sequel to Watchmen The previous issue made the extraordinary twist of having Frank Miller be the new Rorschach, which plays out in another unexpected fashion.
Looks like Frank Miller has been learning his lines.And the[...]
In Rorschach #1 by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, an unauthorised sequel to Watchmen published by DC Comics, we learned of a copy of a tape by Wil Myerson, a character based on Steve Ditko and who takes up the Rorschach identity in 2020, before trying, and failing to assassinate the Presidential candidate Turley.
The tape is based on[...]
Even if a few scabs need pulling off first.
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I know, it feels like we should still be in January, right? But will any comic book, from mainstream, independent or small press in 2021, meet the madness of Rorschach #7, published by DC Comics tomorrow? And it's going to need one of these big boys.
I mean, it's pretty mad from the get-go An unauthorised[...]
Rorschach, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, published by DC Comics Published this week, Rorschach #7 looks to follow up directly from Rorschach #6 Which should not be a surprise.
And we are seeing The Detective following up on the lives of Laura Cummings and Wil Myerson, both of them killed[...]
It's true, I'm starting to really enjoy Rorschach, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, published by DC Comics Published today, Rorschach #6 is framed by three narratives.
Firstly, the letters between Lorna and Wil Myerson, the creator of Pontius Pirate (now a Broadway musical), and who becomes the new Rorschach, the[...]
There is a scene in this week's Rorschach #5 by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, an unauthorised sequel to Watchmen published by DC Comics, in which our unidentified private detective meets with Governor Turley, the Republican candidate for President of the United States, running against President Robert Redford from sitting an eighth term in office[...]
There is a scene in this week's Rorschach #5 by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, an unauthorised sequel to Watchmen published by DC Comics, in which our unidentified private detective meets with Turley, the Republican candidate for President of the United States, running against President Robert Redford from sitting an eighth term in office As[...]
So, in the fourth consecutive Presidential campaign from Robert Redford, this week's Rorschach #4 by Tom King and Jorge Fornes revealed that it was Vietnam electoral college votes that put him over the top.
Rorschach #4 artwork, Tom King/Jorge Fornes, DC Comics Black Label
Apparently, they have 57 electoral college votes, which is two more than California[...]
The final page of Watchmen sees Dan Dreiberg and Laurie Juspeczyk meet up again, after learning, courtesy of Rorschach that Eddie Blake, The Comedian has been murdered, setting off the whole Watchmen storyline But it also involves the pair reminiscing about Rorschach and their own superheroic lives, and shows the kind of contrast between the[...]
Rorschach is the latest unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, published by DC Comics In the first issue of the series, we heard a cassette tape based on a real-life seance event, with Frank Miller, Otto Binder and Randy Cox – with the addition of a fictional Wil Myerson In Rorschach,[...]
Back in the much more innocent days of 2005, writer John Rogers captured a conversation with a friend who coined the term "crazification factor," which in short theorizes that at least 27% of any given population are best summed up as such: "Half just have worldviews which lead them to disagree with what you consider rationality[...]
Today sees the publication of Rorschach #3, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes But this week's issue looks at the story of Laura, the woman who accompanied the new, older, based-on-Steve-Ditko Rorschach in his failed presidential-candidate assassination attempt.
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And we learn of her childhood, being brought up by her[...]
Though thanks to DC, Tuesday Titans too. If any other retailers would like to report their top sellers, please contact richjohnston@bleedingcool.com.
Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller List of the week
Death Metal Beats Batman In Bleeding Cool Bestseller List 22/11/20
DC take the Bestseller List Top 3 with their biggest writers still, Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV and[...]
The second issue of Rorschach, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, and published by DC Comics out today, take place in Lewis Tower.
Art from Rorschach #2.
The building in which Will Myerson, a comic book creator, lives Could this be a link to Byron Lewis, the engineer and aviation inventor known as[...]
Tomorrow sees the release of Rorschach #2 from comic book stores, though as Bleeding Cool has pointed out, as there is no street date enforcement any more, copies get sold in a number of stores before then Hence why this page from Rorschach #2 below the spoiler image is doing the rounds over the weekend[...]
And this week, it's the Death Metal, Amazing Spider-Man and Rorschach three-step. If any other retailers would like to report their top sellers, please contact richjohnston@bleedingcool.com And apologies for the day – the weekend was hell More hell than usual, I mean.
The Bleeding Cool Bestseller List – Death Metal Beats Rorschach
Top Ten Bleeding Cool Bestseller[...]
Tom King is the author of the new Rorschach comic book, an unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, also published by DC Comics this week And next weekend, as part of a pretty impressive series of live panels from Baltimore Comic-Con (yes, SDCC and NYCC, live panels, so that people can ask questions) Tom King will be[...]
But for now, things remain quiet- at least on the television side.
On the comics side, it appears writer Tom King had decided to go ahead and make the HBO series part of the canon of his DC Comics limited series Rorschach– and we see a sly reference in the very first issue Of course, since[...]
Rorschach #1, another unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, is published by DC Comics this week Last month we ran the following fairly speculatory article, and I felt that it might be worth running again, just in case, now with added previews imagery fom the first issue Take it away, me…
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This is the solicitation for issue #2 of Rorschach, the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen by Tom King and Jorge Fornes, published by DC Comics Followed by a little speculation on our part.
RORSCHACH #2
What's the connection between an aging comic book artist and Rorschach? That's the question the detective investigating the attempted assassination of a presidential[...]
Comic book letterer Jim Campbell let loose on DC Comics, Tom King, and anyone involved in producing the Rorschach comic at DC Naturally, it was a lettering SNAFU that first set him off, but it soon became clear that it's the concept of the book itself that gets under Campbell's skin, just like many comic[...]