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Fortunately, the reality is that there is a graphic novel. It came first and it was written by Alan Moore. The reason that he will not support the movie, despite what Lane would try to imply, is that he does not support Hollywood. Getting past preconceptions, when I look at Watchmen, I see a movi...
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The feral X-Man was the only comics superstar who did manage to sniff cinema’s top ten blockbusters, with an origin-story that was masculinist hero worship writ large. Sure, Watchmen had its paragon of masculinity in the villainous Ozymandias, but his suit was more Batman & Robin th...
Tue, Dec 29 | from Wired