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"Could he really have done it?" the first man asks, as he leans in, taking a moment to wrap his index finger and thumb around his cleanly shaved chin. The man beside him, a portly gentleman in a designer suit, responded immediately, "If anyone could do it, it would be him." "Could he really have done it?" the first man leans in, taking a moment to wrap his index finger and thumb around his fre

Following the death of one of their own, a disbanded group of former vigilantes must come together to uncover the true reason their former comrade was murdered. It only just dawned on me yesterday, as I wrote my review on the movie, that Watchmen was the first comic book that I had ever purchased. I can remember my fourteen year old self reveling in the action & plot twists; so satisfied with s

A direct adaptation of the 1986-87 #graphicnovel, Watchmen tells the story of a disbanded group of former vigilantes who must come together after one of their former members is murdered. Since I’ve spent practically all month reviewing all things Watchmen, it seems appropriate that I close out the month by reviewing both the movie & the original comic. So, let’s dive into it. I actually hadn’t h

Adrian Veidt is the (self-proclaimed) smartest man in the world &, in Before Watchmen: Ozymandias, we see the steps he took to prevent himself from becoming, “the smartest man on the cinder.” I’m just going to say, right off the bat, that this story is incredible. Of all of the entries, this is probably my favorite - perhaps even more so than BW: #DoctorManhattan. There’s so much of Adrian we nev