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So while certain characters in Watchmen are loosely based upon the existing - primarily Charlton - characters (such as Dr. Manhattan, who was inspired by Captain Atom; Rorschach
place, but in the case of Watchmen, the costumes so represented to status quo and personalities of the characters indicative of the time they were portrayed in. Given that Watchmen
post can often seem like an eternity with interesting bits of information few and far between. So to help pass the time, here is your first look at some of the Watchmen characters.
Official film blog site offers storyboards, set visits, posters, Comic-Con report, cast and film synopsis.
This is not to ruin the story to anybody who hasn't heard about the Watchmen characters. But since it's a very popular comic book series released in the mid-1980s, it wouldn't be
The graphic novel Watchmen introduces some of the most humanized superheroes ever seen in comics. It veered away from the virtuous and larger-than-life characteristics of
The Alan Moore Interview: Watchmen characters [warning: spoilers] By Barry Kavanagh, 17 October 2000 Previous: Marvelman, Swamp Thing and Watchmen; Or:
Looking for Watchmen movie photos? Here you will find production stills, cast and crew photos and any other Watchmen related photos we think you will find interesting.
i just want to say that these characters reflect alan moore's perspective on the world, that everything is absurd, so there's no way they could actually be screwed up unless
Trying to condense a 12 part literary graphic novel into a two-hour film just isn't going to work. Period. They should have made it a miniseries, but I guess that would have

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