Why do you post things that suggest you’re anti MAGA, anti ICE, but then…
You promote MAGA products and give your money to MAGA?
I don’t understand it.
Why do you post things that suggest you’re anti MAGA, anti ICE, but then…
You promote MAGA products and give your money to MAGA?
I don’t understand it.
The very first panel of Watchmen, which itself is a reframing of the cover, has a secret to it.
What happens when you flip the image upside down?
It looks like Superman’s cape with a knife sticking in it.
Setting the tone for deconstruction on the first panel.
The very first panel of Watchmen, which itself is a reframing of the cover, has a secret to it.
What happens when you flip the image upside down?
It looks like Superman’s cape with a knife sticking in it.
Setting the tone for deconstruction on the first panel.
Trust your eyes.
Trust your eyes.
In the pictures, we see a Klansmen’s mask in the corner of Larry’s head, and there’s an “H” and “J” hovering over Larry’s glasses.
It is not at all subtle. It’s literally in your face on Larry’s face.
In the pictures, we see a Klansmen’s mask in the corner of Larry’s head, and there’s an “H” and “J” hovering over Larry’s glasses.
It is not at all subtle. It’s literally in your face on Larry’s face.
Larry hovers over Laurie in a rage after Sally just told Larry that Laurie is in fact Eddie’s daughter.
The visual symmetry is amazing and is attempting to clue us in to HJ’s true identity.
Larry hovers over Laurie in a rage after Sally just told Larry that Laurie is in fact Eddie’s daughter.
The visual symmetry is amazing and is attempting to clue us in to HJ’s true identity.
Eddie waltzes in on Sally while she’s changing. Laurie enters her parents’ room, perhaps their study or bedroom.
Eddie waltzes in on Sally while she’s changing. Laurie enters her parents’ room, perhaps their study or bedroom.
Gag. That’s the same word Moore used when describing Superman’s identity, isn’t it?
Gag. That’s the same word Moore used when describing Superman’s identity, isn’t it?
In issue 9, Laurie tells Manhattan about her earliest memory. She was five years old when she overheard her parents, Sally and Larry, arguing while she was entranced by a Snowglobe in their home.
In issue 9, Laurie tells Manhattan about her earliest memory. She was five years old when she overheard her parents, Sally and Larry, arguing while she was entranced by a Snowglobe in their home.
Do you notice that the Minutemen are standing in the exact same positions in both photos? The only difference is Larry and HJ are standing in each other’s spot. And Sally has her arm wrapped around them in the same manner.
Do you notice that the Minutemen are standing in the exact same positions in both photos? The only difference is Larry and HJ are standing in each other’s spot. And Sally has her arm wrapped around them in the same manner.
There are 8 heroes, sure. But there’s also Larry. He would also need a print as the publicist. The photographer isn’t making 9 prints, he’s only making 8, and Alan Moore decided he wanted the readers to know that.
Larry is already getting a print.
There are 8 heroes, sure. But there’s also Larry. He would also need a print as the publicist. The photographer isn’t making 9 prints, he’s only making 8, and Alan Moore decided he wanted the readers to know that.
Larry is already getting a print.
In the picture, we see Nite Owl paying the photographer. But why?
Larry is the Minutemen’s publicist. Presumably he set the whole photo op up. Why isn’t Larry in this scene and why isn’t Larry handling the money?
In the picture, we see Nite Owl paying the photographer. But why?
Larry is the Minutemen’s publicist. Presumably he set the whole photo op up. Why isn’t Larry in this scene and why isn’t Larry handling the money?
In the picture, you’ll see some villains in this comic laughing about the ‘great gag’ of Superman’s secret identity. All he had to do was “comb his hair and stick on a pair of glasses” to fool all of humanity.
In the picture, you’ll see some villains in this comic laughing about the ‘great gag’ of Superman’s secret identity. All he had to do was “comb his hair and stick on a pair of glasses” to fool all of humanity.
It’s insanely obvious. It’s crazier still that no one on the planet has yet to “officially” write about this, no Watchmen companion books or analyzations point this out, but…
Hooded Justice is Larry Schexnayder, not Rolf Muller.
It’s insanely obvious. It’s crazier still that no one on the planet has yet to “officially” write about this, no Watchmen companion books or analyzations point this out, but…
Hooded Justice is Larry Schexnayder, not Rolf Muller.
Story by Keith Giffen and @jmdematteis.bsky.social
Possibly the greatest Mister Miracle story ever told, and featuring who I assume to be the main character in the upcoming ‘Lanterns’ series.
Story by Keith Giffen and @jmdematteis.bsky.social
Possibly the greatest Mister Miracle story ever told, and featuring who I assume to be the main character in the upcoming ‘Lanterns’ series.
Trust your eyes. They are real. Hollis Mason is not.
Trust your eyes. They are real. Hollis Mason is not.