Watchmen Archives

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3Qfm1z94BA[/youtube] Time to get new eyes on Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's Watchmen… break out the philosophy! [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3Qfm1z94BA[/youtube] Time to get new eyes on Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's Watchmen… break out the philosophy! [...]

(Twitter @lianaleslie) In her spare time over the course of the past year, she's taken one of the most information dense comics ever created, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen, and described the art of every single aspect of the comic in text, so that blind fans can have text-to-speech programs read it aloud for[...]

Kieron Gillen, writer of The Wicked + The Darth Vader (or someting like that) once did a talk-thing about Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen. A couple of years ago, a good friend of mine asked what the big deal was about Watchmen That, via a lot of detours, led me to this speech where I[...]

An Amazon Glitchwatchmen? Okay, so this is peculiar A copy of the complete Watchmen collection is on Amazon Kindle for free, USA only. Except it appears to be called "B00BWNXMEK", which is the ISBN name for the title It is published by DC Comics through Amazon, so it appears to be legal. Apparently the glitch has been around for[...]

Yesterday, it was announced that the three finalists for the Angoulême Grand Prix award, which celebrates a comic book creator's lifetime contributing to

It was with great happiness I signed up for 'An Evening with Dave Gibbons', put together by IDW Publishing to promote their Artifact Edition of Watchmen Even at $500 a pop, I drooled at the thought of having dinner and conversation with one of my all-time favourite comicbook creators, a bona fide industry master to[...]

But the director has built his name doing some pretty epic looking adaptations over the years like Watchmen, Suckerpunch, The 300 and Man of Steel Through those films he has created his own style of storytelling The folks at Cinema Sins decided to show us how we can make our own Zack Snyder film in[...]

Absolutely stunning, from beginning to end. Focussing on the Charlton Heroes of the DC Multiverse, it continues to tell a metafictional tale and, as expected, is heavy reminiscent of Watchmen With some rather pointed remarks, say with Nite Owl and Rorschach Blue Beetle and The Question. But one of my favourite aspects of Watchmen was something you[...]

Based on sales to the North American direct market of comic books by Diamond Comic Distributors, these are the best selling graphic novels or comic collections  in August 2014. The Marvel OGN Thanos: Infinity Revelation by Jim Starlin  leads the pack, but it's worth noticing that Saga has three collections in the Top Ten, and with[...]

To date I can think of only two distinctly comedic sequences in Snyder films: the montage in the middle of Dawn of the Dead and the sex scene in Watchmen, although I think the jury's still out on how much that scene's supposed to be comedy and how much it's supposed to be titillating. Of course,[...]

Who watches the Watchman… eat? This San Diego Comic Con… it could be you. IDW have published the Watchmen Artefact Edition, reprinting selected pages from the mist celebrated graphic novel of all time, Watchmen, in a fashion that resembles the original art as closely as possible. But at San Diego, they will be creating an exclusive version that[...]

From Watchmen… And from the film [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3lsJmwNO40[/youtube] And from today's Earth 2…   And furtehr reading, including a rather big last page spoiler…We see Val-Zod, the Kryptonian living on Earth, trying to lie up to the legacy of the now-dead Superman, despite being less exposed to the Sun's rays, exposing what he's had on under that hoodie all the time[...]

I read Watchmen while I was at the conference, and Sandman: The Dream Hunters on the plane home I spent the next year reading everything by Alan Moore and Neil Gaiman I could get my hands on, then Warren Ellis, and plenty of Grant Morrison, and just kept pulling threads that led me in new[...]

Already given a premium editorial freedom in terms of the grim content of his Spider-Man issues, Todd McFarlane's Spawn wasn't hugely different, but did contain a lurid and pitch-black aesthetic that also owed a bit to Frank Miller and Watchmen While I like to think I was smart enough to avoid some trends, like the[...]

Remember a certain opening scene with Rorschach in Watchmen? There you go… In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox We trust you, the reader, to make that judgment yourself? If you are unable to do[...]

Woodward (a) • Paul Shipper (c) For subscribers and Federation members only, a special variant cover by painter Paul Shipper! FC • 32 pages • $3.99 Dave Gibbons' Watchmen: Artifact Edition HC Alan Moore (w) • Dave Gibbons (a & c) Watchmen has been called the greatest graphic novel of all time Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons created a story[...]

He has full size copies from Marvel's archives, but he'd love to get them as close to the original as possible. He's also looking for later pages for a second volume, as well as any pages from Watchmen.Can you help? Scott Dunbier, senior editor at IDW, is on the hunt for original art pages for upcoming[...]

"If Jim Shooter and Dick Giordano wrestled, who would win?" "The mud" Alan Moore has declared that he won't give any more interviews, apart from those

13thDimension gets a first look at the Watchmen Artifact Edition from IDW And a page from Neil Gaiman Did we know that Neil took part in the creation of the comic? We do now… In fact, I was talking to Neil Gaiman a couple of weeks ago — managed to have a catch-up with him over[...]

The Watchmen Deluxe edition by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, 448 pages of it, for $4.99. Bargain. This may be the Kindle deal that digital refuseniks may find hard to argue with The Watchmen Deluxe edition by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, 448 pages of it, for $4.99. Bargain. This may be the Kindle deal that digital[...]

So we've all been enjoying Superior Spider-Man. Even those who hate it have been enjoying that hatred. One of the more enjoyable aspects has been Peter

It wasn't like, "No, no, I didn't even write Watchmen", or whatever He was very, very good about it Straight away he just said, "It's your book Don't feel that I'm imposing on you You can do whatever you want" There are a couple of things You can tell where they are in the book[...]

And these offerings are truly blockbusters—Jack Kirby's New Gods Artist's Edition and Dave Gibbons' Watchmen Artifact Edition For the first time ever, readers will be able to see up close Kirby's energy and dynamic storytelling, and Gibbons' intricately designed and beautifully realized pages, as they never have before—as close as possible to how they looked[...]

It appears that the original Watchmen series is just 99 cents a pop on ComiXology Might be worth the trip. Although, you can get similar prices on Amazon marketplace for the print version. They have also got the first issues of the Before Watchmen series for the same price on ComiXology. Which is handy as today's the day[...]

It may look like $13 to us Brits. But in the US, clicking on this link will give you the complete Watchmen for $4 on your Kindle. I think. Try it and let me know… ComiXology aren't matching, because it seems Kindle has the exclusive on the digital collection! Apologies for the other post earlier, Amazon's region locking systems[...]

Knowing that it would always come back to the most iconic versions of the characters, such as Bruce Wayne, Barry Allen and Hal Jordan, Morrison wanted to give these heroes "a world they did inherit, but they didn't inherit anything" worthwhile. Next up is "Pax Americana", Morrison's long-awaited take on the Charlton heroes, such as Blue[...]

In case anyone missed Taylor Ramsey's interview the other day, Len Wein talked about exactly what happened with the Before Watchmen Epilogue that DC Comics withdrew from their schedules, but also the reasons he left the Crimson Corsair back up strip intended to run through the back of all the Before Watchmen comics but in[...]

This is not an easy thing to do as Wein has been in the industry for four decades and has been the subject of renewed interest in recent months, having made a major contribution to DC's Before Watchmen comics, writing Ozymandias and Crimson Corsair. After we got comfy at his table in Artist's Alley, we began[...]

The original cover art for Watchmen issues #1-3 by Dave Gibbons have just sold for a total of $216,892.50 at Heritage Auctions. The cover of issue #1 sold for $155,350, the #2 cover sold for $38.837.50, and the #3 cover hammered at $22,705.00. The Watchmen 12-issue series by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons from 1986 is considered[...]

Watchmen — before, during and after, all in one blog post: Tomorrow, DC Comics published Before Watchmen: Ozymandias #5 by Len Wein and Jae Lee Wein was one of the three editors of the original Watchmen, with Dick Giordano and Barbara Kesel also editing the book for periods of time Because Wein resigned over the ending. Most-Read[...]