With the movie version of [i]Watchmen [/i]coming out in March, I figured it was time to re-read the graphic novel. As always, it’s the total masterpiece I remember.
You can find numerous reviews online, but I’ll say this, if you like shows like [i]Lost[/i] or [i]Heroes[/i], or have an affinity for comic books that are a blend of great story-telling and art, then [i]Watchmen[/i] is an absolute must.
Part masked crime fighter series, part mystery, part sci-fi, [i]Watchmen[/i] is simply tWith the movie version of [i]Watchmen [/i]coming out in March, I figured it was time to re-read the graphic novel. As always, it’s the total masterpiece I remember.
You can find numerous reviews online, but I’ll say this, if you like shows like [i]Lost[/i] or [i]Heroes[/i], or have an affinity for comic books that are a blend of great story-telling and art, then [i]Watchmen[/i] is an absolute must.
Part masked crime fighter series, part mystery, part sci-fi, [i]Watchmen[/i] is simply the best of the best of the best. It’s a 12-issue self-contained graphic novel. If you’re not reading [i]Watchmen[/i], then you’ve got a treat in store for you, because it’s available in every comic shop in America, and probably every Barnes & Nobles, too.
It’s simply that good.
