HBO greenlit a canonical sequel to Alan Moore's 'Watchmen' comics in 2009, and I still can't quite believe it ever happened.

Picture this: It’s the last week of school. Your friend in the last class of the day has brought you the copy of Watchmen they said you could borrow. Because there’s nothing else to do, you start ...

Watchmen is often lauded for its writing, but the art is also as important part of why the story is so great. Dave Gibbons brought the story to life, his pencils and colors creating a world that ...

Alan Moore's "Watchmen" is widely regarded as one of the greatest comic books of all time. While Zack Snyder's Watchmen film was praised for its visually stunning and groundbreaking style, many fans ...

Paranoid and threatening, Watchmen first hit shelves in 1986 as a twelve-issue maxiseries (a comic with a set number of installments). After the twelve were released, publisher DC Comics bound the ...

HBO's Watchmen sequel series is better than any superhero movie made today, and remains a perfect example of a comic book adaptation done right.

Compact Comics! One of the biggest complaints I have about the current direct comic book marketplace comes down to price. Comic books used to be a working-class pastime because they were cheap, ...

A rare Watchmen comic panel personally signed to author Neil Gaiman will lead an auction of items from his personal collection in March at Heritage Auctions in Dallas. Gaiman, 63, widely regarded as ...

Veidt is speaking about the event that concluded the comic and opens Watchmens fifth episode: the destruction of Manhattan by means of a giant synthetic squid . Readers of the Watchmen graphic novel ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. What if the most controversial superhero movie director took on the most beloved comic ever made and created a brilliant and ...

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