- Just wanted to add Veidt's eyebrows were again miscolored on pages 9 and 16
Again, similar reasoning with the last review on the previous issue, but its just that the World keeps getting darker, which is nice because its a reactant to what happens this issue, which is very good, like I just wish there was something to balance all this darkness, Dan and Laurie is pretty hopeful I guess, but even then its only cause of the stuff shes in RN which is kinda hopeless. Either wamore
Nite Owl and Silk Spectre continue to grow closer after Laurie storms out on Jon. Plus, a shocking accusation prompts a game-changing decision from Dr. Manhattan, and Rorschach continues his attempts at piecing together the puzzle left in the wake of Blake's murder.
Lots of character development in this one. Some of it a little slow and pretentious. Still a good read though.
Nite Owl and Silk Spectre continue to grow closer after Laurie storms out on Jon. Plus, a shocking accusation prompts a game-changing decision from Dr. Manhattan, and Rorschach continues his attempts at piecing together the puzzle left in the wake of Blake's murder.
Well....To say this issue is not a masterpiece would be a lie, this has been the best issue so far! Never have I ever been so connected to an issue like this before! Seriously, this is something else! Dr. Manhattan as a character and his story has gotten so much more interesting...Seriously, he may be one of the greatest characters in comics! I mean, my only complaints still are some miscolorings more
The history of Dr. Manhattan! While on Mars, contemplating the picture in his hands, Dr. Manhattan re-experiences the key moments of his life--from his earlier days helping his dad repair watches to his accidental transformation and his dark days in Vietnam.
Good, pretty much similar praise with the first issue, although I will say they did make the Comedian a more interesting character and the mystery surrounding the incident that took place in the first issue. So it did great in that department, but the reason why I feel like this issue is overall weaker compared to the first one is that they go way overboard on the dark tones of this world. I don'tmore
The Comedian's funeral brings the buried past back to the surface! Learn the truth of the first meeting of the Minutemen, the fate of the Crimebusters, Dr. Manhattan's experiences in Vietnam, and more! Plus, Rorschach learns of the ultimate joke.
Pretty good so far. It sets up a lot of things and engages us with a good mystery and characters from the start, and the introduction to them is great! Seriously, what a good start. But yea tho, taking some off some points in this rating just because of how dark the tone is, it invites us Viewers in knowing nothing about this World, but the more we get to learn about it, the more edgy it gets. Beimore
Featuring the first appearance of Rorschach, Ozymandias, Dr. Manhattan, Silk Spectre, Nite Owl, and the Comedian! When the Comedian dies, a series of events are set into motion that bring the world ever closer to a deadly threat no one saw coming.
- Just wanted to add there wasn't any miscolorings this chapter surprisingly (unless i missed it), so good job on that part!