The new comic 'Rorschach' is set one year after HBO's 'Watchmen', and hints that it considers the TV show canon. By Richard Newby “I want to add something meaningful. The world can be so ...

DC has released a new trailer for Watchmen: Chapter 1 – and we have chills. In the newly released clip, we follow Rorschach as he recruits the Watchmen to investigate the sudden death of a ...

'Rorschach' writer Tom King talks about writing the upcoming not-exactly-sequel to 'Watchmen'. By Graeme McMillan When DC announced in July it would be publishing a 12-issue comic book series by ...

Warning: The following post contains spoilers for the 1986 comic series Watchmen and its 2009 movie adaptation, but not so much about the HBO miniseries sequel from last year.. Alan Moore’s ...

As Rorschach in the anticipated 'Watchmen,' Jackie Earle Haley, once forgotten, has the chance for true movie immortality. Behind Rorschach's mask in 'Watchmen' - Los Angeles Times ...

Jackie Earle Haley, the man behind Rorschach, ... UP NEXT: Watchmen Artist Dave Gibbons Thinks The Show Will Be Better Than The Movie. Watchmen was first published in 1986 and collected in 1987.

Rorschach’s internal monologue is one of the most distinctive elements of the Watchmen comics. So how did the 2009 movie get it so wrong? By giving Rorschach the deep, growly voice of Christian ...

Instead of Bowie, actor Jack Earle Haley was cast to play Rorschach in the Watchmen movie. "There's an alternate world we can only imagine," Moore said in the interview.

Bosch and Titans star Titus Welliver stars as Rorschach in the new, animated Watchmen Chapter I.The movie, which aims to adapt the Alan Moore/Dave Gibbons graphic novel as closely as possible ...

It's that time of the month and that means we've got the latest Watchmen video journal to share with all of you. Empire presents the 11th of 12 behind-the-scenes video journals chronicling the ...

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