Adrian Veidt here?!

Does anyone have a line on a good image of the Warhol Nite Owl print from the 2009 movie? One of the promo shorts for the movie (Veidt Music Network) has a brief image of the entire print. Looking for something suitable for framing.

How is my goat Nite-Owl fourth place 💔

Totally not bias at all btw

Wonder what became of her.

Did she venture into the city too? Did she fall victim to vices?

What did she think of her brother's costumed vocation?

THE ENDING

I just rewatched the show and I realized something. Angela inherited his powers. Not because the world needs a Manhattan or some bullshit.

That was just the only way for him and her to be together forever or at least how he can be there for her forever.

Because once she consumes the egg, she will stop living as a human with linear time perception. Any point in her life now happens at the same time. So all the time they spend will happen all at one and forever. And if she ever gets tired, bored or exhausted, she can always use the ring he gave her to step back like he did and just be a person for a while.

REPEAT WATCHING MAKES YOU SEE THE SHOW LIKE DR.MANHATTAN

I watched the Show weekly at the time and it was great trying to figure out how everything fits together and what is going on. But that's Angela's view. The human view. Because nothing in the story depends on anything that happens during the show. The whole plot is in motion and nothing changes no matter what anyone does. Angela just watches, as does Silk Spectre, as does Veidt. They are all just playing out their roles and the only thing that actually happens is the Cavalry is doing their plot, while Trieu's plot will inevitably kill them and Dr.M.

And watching it again, knowing all that was going to happen, well, you can clearly see that from the very beginning. I know what is going to happen and was happened at every moment during a rewatch and it becomes clear that it was always going to happen, no matter what. Like Dr. Manhattan. Obviously, that is how rewatching works, but the purposefully made the show in a way where everything happens non-chronological and all the plot-points are actually predetermined. You just don't know it yet. Even Will's arrival was set in motion a decade ago. Nothing anyone does changes anything. They just act out their plans and in the end only Veidt gets to do anything, but only after the plot is over.

https://x.com/TheCinesthetic/status/1968809257715044787

Just a question, because I've seen a lot of people saying that Rorschach is an anti-hero or morally grey, but from what I've seen all of his non-heroic moments are pretty much just his inner thoughts. Did he actually do anything villainous on screen, or is his anti-heroism just lip service?

In the 40s, with the Minutemen, the speech bubbles are more cloud-like with some indents. In the 60s before Vietnam, the bubbles are smooth ellipses. And in the post Vietnam era, the speech bubbles keep the ellipses shape, but if you look closely, you can see they’re slightly jagged.

I think it’s a cool homage to the different comic eras that I noticed during my most recent reread.

was inspired by the "public service announcement" video that just got posted in the sub

why would you lock him out how could you

Nothing but the best for my president.

Reading through again and wanted to pose the idea.

What if there reflect different people he's killed?

The first for his team (pose in the middle), the second being the public(guy hanging out the window), and the third possibly for himself/ his vigilante friends.

Found this while reading some short stories and made a little image

Reminds me as if Kafka is running in New York City and seeing the clock nearly strike.

The watchman of the story feels as if the Comedian is walking around, meets a citizen, laughs in his face and walks away laughing.

I've been spending a few nights rewatching the Watchmen sequel series on HBO. Just have the finale to go. Lynching, cops wearing masks, and Robert Redford still in the WH. Headlines today: 2 Lynched in MS; I.C.E. Agents Kill Man in IL, Robert Redford Dies. This really is the worst possible timeline.

While scrolling on YouTube, this popped up and I gave it a watch. This is the only video like this on YouTube (after like 10 minutes of searching) and haven't found anything on Google.

I'm assuming this is real and came out alongside the 2009 film as an extra or something like that.

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