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Talking about a complicated multiverse concept. 4.5 out of 5
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Looking at the movie and the not-possibleness of translating the complexity onto the screen for one movie. 4 out of 5
Continue reading about Some Different Sort Of Time: Watchmen As Cinema – Patrick Meaney
On how far you can take the superhero thing. 3.5 out of 5
Continue reading about The End Is Nigh: The Limits Of Watchmen – Geoff Klock
On the production of the Watchmen game material at the same time as the comics were being produced – as well as the content. 5 out of 5
Atomic comparisons; fiction to reality. 4 out of 5
On detail and silliness and aspirations. 3.5 out of 5
Continue reading about 58 Varieties: Watchmen And Revisionism – Julian Darius
How it is put together. 4 out of 5
Continue reading about Nothing Ever Ends: Structural Symmetries In Watchmen – John Cormier
On satire, Ozymandias and The Comedian. 3.5 out of 5
Continue reading about The Last Laugh: Understanding Watchmen’s Big Joke – John Lloyd
From the title you see that it talks about Rorschach via The Question et. al. 4 out of 5
Continue reading about Blotting Out Reality: Questioning Rorschach – Gene Phillips
What it says – but the author says that Watchmen is the hardest SF story he has ever read? Presumably then he hasn’t read much at all – certainly appears that way from the content. 2.5 out of 5
On looking at Watchmen via Raymond Chandler’s analysis of what makes a mystery story work. 4 out of 5
On the references both real and fictional to bands and composers. 4 out of 5
Continue reading about How The Ghost Of You Clings: Watchmen And Music – Mary Borsellino
On the origins of characters and predecessors to check out beforehand. 4 out of 5
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“It may not seem like so at first, but everything is broken in Alan Brennert and Jim Aparo’s Interlude On Earth-Two. The Batman of that parallel world is long dead, as is his wife, Selina Kyle. His adopted son Dick Grayson is still privately grief-stricken, his old ally Batwoman worn away by sadness and regret. [...]
Continue reading about On Alan Brennert & Jim Aparo’s Interlude on Earth-Two – Colin Smith
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