Watchmen storytime part 2/2
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Let's finish this, lads
Part 1:
>>83092272
>>83125534
Go man, go
Did anyone else play that shitty Watchmen vidya?
I played it with a friend, he was Rorschach and I was Nite Owl. There was a point were I got literally stuck to the ground and couldn't get out so we reset the game but I ragequit and we never played it again since.
I also played the mobile game, that one was kinda fun.
>>83125534
I thought that was Manhattan's dick and balls being reflected in someone's one from the thumbnail
>>83125959
i just recently got into watchmen, and tried to download the mobile game but alas it was taken down from the app store.
>>83126096
That sucks, but I'm pretty sure you can find it somewhere online.
>>83126096
dude
>>83125809
This is such a fun chapter. Laurie's funny in this one.
>insert unnecessarily long sex scene here in case of movie adaptation
>>83127295
NOW I'VE HEARD THAT THERE WAS A SECRET CHORD
Is there any psych anon who would know what kind of disorders Rorschach has? Does he exhibit any specific symptoms of a mental illness, or is he just generically crazy?
>>83122770
>>83125534
I've been there.
It is really easy to keep drawing connections until you've soerged out multi layer insanity
Lord knows half of my writings are like that
>>83127538
I'd say he definitely has PTSD. I also got a sexual abuse/rape survivor vibe from some of his reactions re: sex and women.
Other than that, who knows.
>>83127421
>>83127295
I actually do enjoy Zack picking up on Watchmen's total lack of subtly.
Its like a fruitcake, dense and conspicuous.
>>83125880
I recall playing the demo, that's it.
>>83127810
i read somewhere that originally, it wasn't leonard cohen's version of hallelujah- it was a female singer. test audiences' reactions were extremely positive, and most got the vibe that the characters "really loved each other", and snyder changed it to cohen just to fuck with them. i don't know how well i can trust the veracity of that anecdote, but it seems like something snyder would do.
Once again, thanks OP. I love this book and I love talking about it.
>>83127974
My friend bought it because he's a sucker for all things Watchmen, doesn't even care that Moore disaproves, he just loves the universe that much.
>>83128036
No problem anon
>>83125688
>A mechanic flying owl mobile
>It probably has a dash lighter
>>83128015
Just to fuck with who?
>>83128162
audiences, because he's an edgelord like that, i suppose
Would it be weird to do Pax Americana next in order to compare?
I still have no fucking idea where Grant was going with the Ultimates riff?
Like my bet guess is Ultimates did to avengers what Watchmen did to Charlton but instead of 80s anti government it was 00s pro government.
But that still doesnt tell me what the point of it in the story was.
Ita like a joke with no puncline
>>83128161
Also, I feel dumb for not realizing they have sex after she lights the flame literally.
>>83128244
Yeah, it's basically his 21st century Watchmen, with a war on terror vibe.
>>83128327
But it has literally zero to do with the war on terror or the ultimates or much of anything besides the Presidents suicide pact and Question and Atom having cute for a few pages.
Seriously he blew four pages just to say "Superheroes are done, time for the army to take over" in a really tryhard way, and yet that plotpoint goes no where.
Pax in 40 issues has almost nothing happen it seemed like grant just wanted to fuck with frank for three years making him draw insanely detailed yet meaning light, graphics and symbology.
Its Hilarious, every one goes on about folks missing the appeal of Watchmen and just cping its edge. But Grant misses the point in the entire opposite direction.
Its like Finnegans Wake translated into Simlish
It's funny how this series also gives us a peak into the musical tastes of Moore.
>>83127810
Seriously, you can't beat Ozzy watching Nite Owl and Rorschach fly across Antarctica to All Along the Watchtower
>>83128459
Just a reminder that Manson died cuz Dan can't get a boner without his sick fetish
>>83128496
Yeah, the format means there's not much story there. I do like the idea of the government essentially creating the thing that destroyed it.
>>83128561
Is this Ben Garrison?
>>83128561
>crying liberty
based gibbons
>>83128408
>>83128459
I don't like this story anymore!
>>83128561
Kelly reference? Moore and Gibbons confirmed for bros.
>>83128622
I have no idea why grant would try to do a watchmen riff in 40 pages and not come correct.
If you get past the obvious flaw and have the time, id recommend the motion comic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stKh-TQxHLw
>>83127538
Not a shrink, but the only constant is that he's Right Wing Travis Bickle with a hatred of sex.
>>83129010
>Al wouldnt let them put his name on it
Jesus fuck dc
>>83129216
my favorite chapter
>>83125880
It's really interesting that both Adrian and Dan romanticize different ancient eras, leading to their different approaches to the same problem.
>>83126982
>>83127008
looks like page 228 didn't post
>>83129755
Ah shit
>>83126982
Continued here
>>83129878
The JFK/Woodward thing being explcotit bothered me in the movie. Comedian wasn't that dumb.
>captcha is Morrison
lol
>>83129969
>>83129993
>>83130019
>Finding out your real father is actually a huge shitbag
I know that feel, Laurie. I know it all too well.Thanks for posting, OP. I love this chapter.
>>83130233
No problem anon, glad you're enjoying
>>83130074
he even works in the happy face on mars
i love it so much, i love this chapter
>>83130567
Felt bad for Rorschach there. He's just awkward as hell
>>83127295
I have been meaning to watch the movie even if it ends up being crap it will be worth it to seethe squidin all its cinematic glory
>>83130641
Oh, anon. You sweet, innocent child.
>>83130693
Oh well in that case I guess I can watch it to see just how bad it looks
>>83127502
>like my coffee black as the devil
>black kid dressed as devil
POTTERY
>>83131040
Your worrying me anon are you implying he changed the ending
>>83131107
Just go watch it, you pure soul.
>>83131169
I shall find me a copy I sure as hell cant spare the bandwidth to download it
>>83130787
>Happy Harry's
Oh shit, that's where Harry Partridge got his handle.
>>83131188
I wonder if Veidt's Saturday morning cartoon show sucked?
>>83131209
A toy based on Rorschach? The escaped convict? Really? I feel like there would be outrage over something like that.
>>83131557
>I wonder if Veidt's Saturday morning cartoon show sucked?
You can see for yourself, fampai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDDHHrt6l4w
>>83130074Never did understand why Sally hooked up again with her would-be rapist.
>>83131557
How the fuck did Veidt get away with licensing toys based on the other heroes?
Shouldn't Dan and Rorscach be getting royalties for this? God knows Rorschach could use them.
>>83131762
God this fight is satisfying, I love me some trained badass effortlessly fucking over tryhards who haven't worked for it. Moore probably hates me for saying shit like that but whatever
>>83131791
Adrian's fucking "Good to see you Dan" smile when he first sees him kills me every time before the seriousness of what he has to do kicks in on the next panel
>>83131749
Some are like that, some form of Stockholm syndrome.
>>83131801
keep in mind when this book was written.
the 1990 lawsuit craze hadn't started yet.
A lot of won lawsuits in the late 80's/early 90's paved the way to the madness we have now with royalties and trademarking
>>83131801
Rorschach disparaged Veidt for selling out, and is nuts enough that he wouldn't want that money.
Dan is probably too much of a nice guy to get upset over it, and Veidt probably wouldn't be above giving Dan money under the table if he really pushed.
Legally, they can't do shit because going to court would mean outing themselves, and the inevitable legal grey of "owning" an illegal persona.
Here it comes here it comes here it comes
good god, what is the easiest way to save all the images in a thread?!
>>83132085
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUZeSYsU0Uk
>>83131937
>Rorschach disparaged Veidt for selling out, and is nuts enough that he wouldn't want that money.
Is Rorscach Alan Moore?
>>83132116
Ychan
>>83132174
yes he has admitted as much
>>83132065
I love that top panel
>>83132065
Still gives me shivers
>>83132085
>That middle row
Those are some heavy feels
>>83132085
>The Bernies' hugging in their final moment
Fuck you Ozy.
My favourite panel is coming up soon I'm hype.
>>83132116
Downthemall browser extension. don't use it on threads in desustorage though, or it executes a zillion meaningless Google searches in a split second and gets you IP blocked.
>>83132328
Wait the panel was a bit later then I remember
>>83132374
Why does everyone have a ponytail?
>>83132413
All the Top Knots were supposed to be there.
>>83132413
Gang Members
>>83132397
>Pale Horse
Fuck how did I miss that?
>>83132065
I absolutely love everything about this page.
The entire chapter has been switching between New York and Adrian, the wide panels, the dialogue in panel 1, the reactions in the second panel, the 11:59 time in New York, and the silent cut to the city; It's incredibly tense and even without turning, you know what's coming.
>>83132498
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRWbIoIR04c
>>83132498
>that veidt bodies page
Man oh Man. good stuff
>>83132498
The most disappointing part of the movie when the squid monster didn't show up.
>>83129593
>13
>looks like that
cmon now
>>83132498
>Institute for Space Studies
>Pink Triangle
>The Veidt Method: I Will Give You Bodies Beyond Your Wildest Imagination
>Flash logo
Everything about this page, holy fuck
>>83132533
A lot of artists tend to have trouble with kids and teenagers, even artists as good as Gibbons
>>83132533
There's a 14 year old who works with me at a local dinner place (it's under the table) who could easily pass of as a 17-18 year old.
>>83132572
veidt's such an amazing asshole
>>83132572
I love Adrian's face in the last panel
>I did it Dan
>I totally fucking did it
>It was awesome Dan, you should have fucking been there
>You still would have failed to stop me if you were but god dammit Dan it would have been awesome
Just wait until she comes back as Bubastits
It's fucking amazing how well this comic has aged, even compared to Moore's other stuff from the same time.
>>83132704
>Just wait until she comes back as Bubastits
I always wondered if there was anything to stop someone from making another Dr. Manhatten.
>>83132572
>The face in the last panel
35 minutes into a hopeless black fantasy and he gives you this look.
>>83128459
Snyder's version did this scene well, actually.
>>83132704
Cat no, why!
>>83132779
It's in the director's cut, isn't it? I remember people praising it when the clip went online.
>>83132785
congrats you killed your super special cat for no damn reason
>>83132753
John only managed because he had a complete understanding of nuclear physics and the skills of a watchmaker and could combine the two. He needed to know the parts that composed him and the order to put them back toget her. So no, the cat couldn't come back but it wouldn't be impossible for someone else to do it in universe
My favourite panels almost here
>>83132832
There we go panel 6 the best panel in this story that look of joy is priceless.
I would go so far as to say its the best look of joy I have ever seen in a comic certainly not the best panel I have read that honer goes to wonder women punching somebody so hard they fly of without there mask but easily the best look of joy
>>83132909
Hell even putting the art aside it just works so well he put so much work into this so much death and there was always that tiny chance it could all have failed and been worthless.
But it worked and it was all worth it.
>>83132937
come on man, you could have warp him into a small red stone on the ground yet you go full Mortal Kombat and make him explode? What the hell is wrong with you Manhattan?
>>83125913
I played the demo. It sucked balls.
>>83132955
>Doc realizes he is a cuck and proud
And thus the DC multiverse was born
Like poetry
>>83132990
>Doc then goes and fucks around with DC for a bit
Nothing ever ends. Especially the Big 2
What an ending
>>83133055
Wait... Do Dan and Laurel ever learn about Rorschach's demise?
>>83133066
every time I read this page and the next all I can think is either Seymour is either really stupid or has the emotional fortitude of a mountain.
The end, thanks for reading
>>83133079
Love how it starts at the beginning of Rorschach's journal and ends with the kid picking Rorschach's journal to read it. The story is cyclical.
>>83133079
Really goes to show that nothing ever ends
>>83133079
Serve me more
Sermemore
Semmore
Seymore
>>83133087
They do in the movie. Dan goes apeshit and beats Veidt up. It's glorious and the closest resolution you'll get to his friendship with Rorschach.
>>83132902
Maybe if Snyder didn't spend so much screentime on the first sex scene, he would have had enough time to wrap up the "hiroshima lover" motif with this one.
>>83133033
Wait that's her real name? Laurie was short?I never heard that one as a nickname
>>83133131
Thank you for the storytime. I've been meaning to reread it and it's fun to do it with /co/.
>>83133087
Moore says no. No one does according to him. He wanted Rorschach's fate to be washed away overtime where the cast might muse about what happen to him only to go back to their busy lives.
DC with those awful single books say yes
>>83133192
Yeah, Laurel Jane. I think her mom calls her that a couple times when she's cross.
>>83133079
LOOK UPON MY WORKS YE MIGHTY, AND DESPAIR
Since we're done I guess we can talk about the ending. I'm 99% sure that anyone who's read the poem knows that the moral is that all great empires crumble into dust. Pretty sure that veldt's fake peace eventually collapsed too. Always loved the subtle 'fuck you' from Dr. Manhattan at the end.
>>83133213
Goddamn. Moore seriously hated Rorschach, didn't he?
>>83133220
Huh, that's at least three cape comics characters with that name.
>>83133265
No, not at all, you autist.
>>83133213
>enjoy a successful partnership with fellow hero
>hero goes insane and isolates himself
>don't really make any effort to find out why or try to help
>don't even ask what happened to him when he storms off to expose an earthshattering secret that will threaten world peace
>instead, go off and fuck some slut who will in all likelihood end up ditching you like she did her last bf
is dan a secret asshole?
>>83133213
>He wanted Rorschach's fate to be washed away overtime where the cast might muse about what happen to him only to go back to their busy lives.
Jesus Christ, does Moore have even a speck of sympathy for Rorschach? I'm pretty sure I've seen fans who actually see him more as a complex person than whatever Moore perceives him as.
>>83133286
Maybe it's a Black Canary reference? Dinah Laurel Lance.
>>83133131
Thanks for the storytime OP. I re-read it myself every so often and it was nice to read it with people this time.
>>83133213
I personally took that to be the case. Rorschach always contacted Dan and crew, not vice-versa, and they could easily believe that he would break contact over something that big. One of the big lessons of the book is that life goes on, so they probably were curious/worried, but couldn't mope about it forever.
>>83133350
I see it as being less about shitting on Rorschach and more about Dan and Laurie refusing to go down that rabbit hole again. Deep down they probably know he's dead, but instead of investigating further, they'd rather accept things as they are.
>>83133387
>>83133486
I mean... Assumably the owlship was still there when Dan and Laurie left, so they knew he didn't leave Antarctica. They could pretty easily figure out that he's at least dead, if not necessarily killed by Manhattan/Ozy.
>>83133319
>don't really make any effort to find out why or try to help
What can he really do, though? I'm fairly certain Rorschach never told him what went down with Blair Roche, so from his perspective, it just looked like his friend turned into a huge asshole. He doesn't really have a lot of options if Rorschach wasn't willing to let him in.
>don't even ask what happened to him when he storms off to expose an earthshattering secret that will threaten world peace
This pissed me off too, but it leads nicely into this—
>instead, go off and fuck some slut who will in all likelihood end up ditching you like she did her last bf
Dan's a huge fuck-up. He has his morals in order, sure, but at the end of the day he's self-absorbed and weak willed. If he stopped obsessing over his own petty problems and took Rorschach's mask killing theory more seriously, they might have teamed up sooner and had a better chance at stopping Veidt.
His ending with Laurie is pretty good in that regard. He ends up getting what he wants at a horrible cost, and if you take Manhattan's last words to heart about nothing ever ending, he might find himself facing the same problems he had at the start of the story again.
>>83133350
The consensus I've noticed is that most people see Rorschach for what he is — a victim of horrible life circumstances and trauma, and ultimately not a bad person, just a very sick one — but there's a lot of spite held for anyone who sympathizes with him because of a very loud minority of edgelords who idolize him and think he's completely right.
We were talking about this in the last thread and how much of a shame it is that people just summarize him as a psycho, smelly bum and leave it at that. He's really not.
>>83133350
desu it's a secret guilty hope of mine that if they do bring the rest of the cast in the main dcu they'll give him at least SOME kind of happy ending or redemption. dude deserves it after everything he goes through.
>>83131063
I pretty sure they were just fucking with us at this point
Anyvody read Dune? I've realised that Manhattan is kinda like Paul. He has knowledge of the future, but due to the fact that he can see it, he can't truly change it.
>>83134062
I'm mostly talking about Dune Messiah by the way. Dune seems to change how prescience works in every book.
>>83127714
>the sugar cubes
That other anon was right. Sugar cubes best subplot.
>>83132990
I fucking love the poetry of this and Roarshach being Weisman
>>83133319
>secret
>>83134062
>>83134094
I haven't read Messiah, just the original Dune,
but the thing that makes it hard for me to have any sympathy for Manhattan is
He gets this power, he sees the future, and in the future he sees himself never try to change the future, and he just accepts that.
Nor does he ever seem to notice 'oh hey, in like sixteen years time my future vision just cuts off. Do I die? does fate great broken?'
in the first Dune Paul tried to change the future and largely failed. He saw the tribe going to bloody war under his banner, calling him Mu'adib. He wants to avoid that, so when they tell him its time to choose a new name he picks the smallest, most harmless thing he can think of, a little kangaroo rat, only for it to turn out THAT is called Mu'adib and their are praised in folklore for their cunning. The future refused to change.
Without that at least making an attempt before giving up and following the dotted line, I just can't give a crap about Manhattan as a character. and if that was intentional, then, congrats
>>83134364
Manhattan's not quite "seeing the future," though. He's seeing/experiencing all events in time at once, so he literally can't change things because it's already happening/happened.
>>83132065
>>83132085
damn
that some heavy shit
>>83132983
The movie handled it much better.
>>83133555
>stopping Veidt.
for what purpose
well this was my first time reading this
fucking exhilarating read
>>83127685
>Big guy that Blake.
UUUU
>>83134838
I prefer this version.
can anyone recommend me some /co/ related material with this level of POETRY?
or is watchmen the cream of the crop in this regard
>>83131749
Well, from the little we see it seems like Blake was a bastard but he didn't hold anything against Sally. The page I'm about to quote opens sounding like he didn't care, or at least put on like he didn't. And, I know how this is going to sound, but based on >>83129427
I'd say that Sally's husband was into cuckoldry.
>>83128138
>pocketing sugar cubes
Sugar side plot truly is the greatest plot.
>>83136375
Holy shit your right
>those magazines you read
>erotic sentences about another man touching your women
Watchmen really does have everything
>>83132481
What do you-
Oh fuck.
>>83132753
It was my understanding that the time at which it happened is important.
>>83132832
Does anyone knows if the painting behind Ozy is based on a real one ?
>>83131209
I would buy all of these.
![Jean-François_Godefroy_Alexandre_et_le_noeud_gordien[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/zyunAD6.jpg "Jean-François Godefroy Alexandre et le noeud gordien[1]")
Thanks OP.
And it was a pleasure reading alongside all of you anons.
>>83137931
It's Alexander of Macedonia cutting the Gordian knot.
There is a lot of paintings with that scene, but I think it doesn't copy anyone in particular, to better fits the aesthetics of the comic.
>>83132572
>>83132735
>>83132759
>Dan
>Dan you missed it
>I totally caught a bullet it was just the tightest shit ever
>if you hurt her I'll-
>Dan please grow up
How did everyone find the movie?
I really enjoyed it for what it was, and the different ending suited the film better. It missed out on a bunch of stuff what made the comic godlike in the first place, but it's still fine as a supplementary watch imo.
I really, really hated the over the top fighting though. The prison fight was there for the sake of 'Zack thought this would be cool' and doesn't fit in with the rest of the story at all. Also casting across the board was perfect except for Adrian
>>83132937
Now think how much better this scene is with Dan screaming in the most corny way. Plebs say the squid is corny but, nothing compares to Owlman's scream.
>>83132990
>Adrian looking for approval from God, asks if in the end he was justified in ending war
>Nothing ends, Adrian
>Nothing EVER ends
>Adrian looks away in contemplation
underrated panel tbqh
>>83132498
>the plug on the electric hydrant drawn to look like the happy face with the same blood splat as the cover
can't believe I just noticed that
>>83135770
There's lots "required reading" comics but I'm not sure if there's anything as dense and self-referential as Watchmen gets
I don't know of anything like the mirrored issue, for instance
>>83138316
It did what an adaption should do, it adapted it's themes and run time to the era it was working in. The pace was a bit jumbled and the ending was poorly explained/explored without the squid but that's the nature of the story considering the squid would take another hour of exposition and doing the "blame it on God" thing works within the context of Jon distancing himself from the planet.
The comic did everyone's themes a million times better but that's mostly due to having more material to explain and it being a godtier comic. The moral ambiguity, the sense of Jon's isolation, Ozy's delusion, Rorshack's mental state, Dan being a weak willed fuck up, Laurie's acceptance an eargerness to move past the pretense that her life and continued existence is built on other's pain and suffering. Getting all of that across as well on the big screen without fucking it up from cramming too much shit in is impossible.
The fight scenes and "muh slomo shots" were absolute shit though.
>>83132832
That bottom panel yo
The clock and the crucifixion imagery.
>>83139072
damn, I never even noticed the clock allusion, that is neat
this comic is insane sometimes
>>83132498
Gay Women Against Rape
GWAR
>>83132498
I feel like a great big dummy now.
How'd I miss this before? Probably just flipped the page too quick.
>>83132916
Just noticed that the previous panel is mirrored on his mask. Nice.
>>83133265
>guy hates an anti-hero he created and used in a single limited run never again after that.
He didn't hate shit, he just did one thing I wish more writers did in the big two and kept with themes. Rorschach started the story alone and ended the story alone. You act like people were checking in on him after everything disassembled
>>83142242
back then that was satire
now we are actually really close to a group of lgbt's forming a group advocating we fight something no one ever supported in the first place
>>83128958
I thought Watchmen was before the Onion
>>83143593
he is likely joking anon
That said the 'crying liberty' bit was very fucking common in political comics in the 70s and 80s during the cold war. It was suppose to evoke a feeling that the actions taken were against the American spirit/way. However much like the satire you enjoy today it got out of hand to where artists would draw Lady Liberty crying because a new smoke law passed or something just as obtuse.
Up
>>83133017
She left him before sleeping with Dan
>>83131379
Doesn't this page make you want to listen to some Hendrix, man?zack, you prick
>>83131550
>"How had I reached this appalling position, with love, only love, as my guide?"
Still one my favorite quotes.
I never appreciated how much Tales of the Black Freighter paralleled everything until my second read.
>>83133261
Veidts end came soon with the discovery of Rorschach journal
The movie's ending is way better than the book's, there, I said it.
Framing Jon makes a lot more sense than some random giant psychic squid, prove me wrong.
>>83147733
I think the psychic squid and the conspiracy with the disappearing artists was a creative way of playing up to fears and story tropes of the time, but think that blaming Jon was a fine alternative, and ties into him leaving at the end.
And melodramatic or not, I'll admit that I actually liked that Dangot pissed over Rorschach dying and Veidt getting away with mass murder as opposed to just accepting it and going off to have sex with Laurie
>>83147733
>Framing Jon makes a lot more sense than some random giant psychic squid
Only if you take out all the elements that supported the squid subplot, which is what the movie almost did (it still left in things like Bubastis for some reason
>>83148118
How did the artists know about Ozzy's plans again?
>>83132990
>tfw they put that exact same exchange in the one-shot word by word and even the same lettering
I came buckets desu
alley oop
>>83132498
SQUIDSY!
>>83132613
>>83132631
I somehow never noticed that he says the same line with the same pose here.
>>83149444
They didn't. They thought they were doing work for some horror art film. Only the painter guy ever realized something was up when he spotted one of the explosives right before it blew up.
>>83126034
kek same
How big are Manhattan's dick and balls?
>>83125713
Didn't notice Rorschach use Dan's after shave, I wonder why he did that?
Was it to mask his smell?
>>83132426
> THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL
>>83153153
as big as he wants them to be
Holy fuck, the easter eggs people is seeing itt are not on my anotted versions
Watchmen is so twisted even after so many years or reading it.
>>83153153
Very small
>>83153994
The thing is Manhattan is beyond penis envy
>>83154650
Ratio wise his dick can be as big as a man when he's giant. So there's that.
>>83132832
>>83139072
Holy shit I hadn't noticed the clock imagery.
I find it fucking amazing how I get to discover a new detail each time I reread this.
>>83154650
>very small
Looks pretty normal to me.
Thanks for the storytime OP. I had a good read of it earlier.
>>83125534
Fuck thank you i got hooked in the last thread
>>83132085
That middle row is fucking incredible
And the blotch is that same shape as that thing earlier isn't it?
Jesus
>>83142377
Fuck anon. Nice.
>>83132065
That whole storytime just made me think of all the /co/ contrarians going round saying Watchmen is shit.
>>83142377
>OR ALL DIE
I feel like I missed something a few pages back
>>83129244
This is pretty fascinating.
So they exist formless?
No eyes to see, no ears to hear?
But they exist.
Then the reappear on mars.
>>83138267
After his self-indulgent monologue about his bored rich kid travels across Eurasia and first drug experience and shit
Such a douche
>>83158766
Holy shit.
>>83132983
Doc don't care
>>83154650
>no watchmen porno
Why even live
>>83130440
Whoreson respecting a whoreson. True bond right there.
>>83127473
Doubt it matters but I just realized Nite Owl II doesn't smoke and Nite Owl I does, Silk Spectre II however does and Silk Spectre I doesn't.
Dan doesn't mind Laurie smoking as much as Sally though.
>>83131379
Goodbye sugar cube suplot.
>>83125809
>Right next to the flame thrower
I kek everytime
>>83132521
Does this mean he timetravelled Lois?
>>83132937
Reminder that Rorschach was a wizard.
>>83112231
Do you pronounce it "Ro-Shack" "Roar-Shack" "Ro-Shaw" or "Roar-Shaw"?
>>83174808
I always want to say "roar-shock" but apparently it's "roar-shack."
>>83174808
Raw shark
