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HURM - The Rorschach Dance

(via Mike Sterling’s Progressive Ruin)

comicblah: Watchmen #1 cover color guide by Dave Gibbons, John Higgins View high resolution

comicblah:

Watchmen #1 cover color guide by Dave Gibbons, John Higgins

(Reblogged from comicblah)
Early Review Of Watchmen #1 seanhowe: Back when comics were a relatively small subculture, the Comics Buyer’s Guide was like the New York Times of its world. Before there was an internet, this was how everyone kept up on news. The impact it had on me is immeasurable. http://blog.comichron.com/2013/01/end-of-era-comics-buyers-guide-1971-2013.html View high resolution

Early Review Of Watchmen #1

seanhowe:

Back when comics were a relatively small subculture, the Comics Buyer’s Guide was like the New York Times of its world. Before there was an internet, this was how everyone kept up on news. The impact it had on me is immeasurable.

http://blog.comichron.com/2013/01/end-of-era-comics-buyers-guide-1971-2013.html

(Reblogged from seanhowe)
Rorschach was Right by ~Masteronin on deviantART View high resolution

Rorschach was Right

by ~Masteronin on deviantART

Watchmen / V Boots

(Reblogged from schwarzerapfel)
QRorschach by David Eberhardt.

QRorschach

by David Eberhardt.

Rorschach Needs A Hug

Rorschach Needs A Hug

(Reblogged from watchmenphotomanips)

in-sequence:

For Sale: Watchmen Original Cover Art by Dave Gibbons

(Reblogged from in-sequence)
A set of three images from the “Under the Hood” backup, with the Rorschach one being unpublished to this day. Silk Spectre accompanies her savior, the Hooded Justice, the first costumed adventurer in the Watchmen universe. The Hooded Justice is theorized in the text to be the communist strongman Rolf Muller, with his image in the middle. Interestingly, the middle image of Muller is shown as a worn poster on a brick wall with Rorschach, possibly hinting at some connection between the two or just acting as a point of transition. The classic “Who Watches the Watchmen” graffiti is scribbled on the wall in the Rorschach ink wash. I was able to show the art to Gibbons during a Hero Initiative function at SDCC 2011, and Gibbons stated that the Rorschach ink wash went unpublished as it didn’t fit the character (“Rorschach wouldn’t stand around and pose for a picture”). (x) View high resolution

A set of three images from the “Under the Hood” backup, with the Rorschach one being unpublished to this day. Silk Spectre accompanies her savior, the Hooded Justice, the first costumed adventurer in the Watchmen universe. The Hooded Justice is theorized in the text to be the communist strongman Rolf Muller, with his image in the middle. Interestingly, the middle image of Muller is shown as a worn poster on a brick wall with Rorschach, possibly hinting at some connection between the two or just acting as a point of transition. The classic “Who Watches the Watchmen” graffiti is scribbled on the wall in the Rorschach ink wash. I was able to show the art to Gibbons during a Hero Initiative function at SDCC 2011, and Gibbons stated that the Rorschach ink wash went unpublished as it didn’t fit the character (“Rorschach wouldn’t stand around and pose for a picture”). (x)

(Reblogged from ronchronchronch)
The Watchmayan Calendar by Bill Sienkiewicz. View high resolution

The Watchmayan Calendar

by Bill Sienkiewicz.