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Character » Rorschach appears in 59 issues.

Rorschach is a violent anti-hero detective in the 1986 DC Comics series Watchmen. He wears a constantly shifting inkblot mask which he considers to be his true face. He is shown to possess zero tolerance for moral deviance or criminality, labeling him as an extremely right-wing character by others.

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#1 Posted by Sparda (15795 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio
#2 Posted by Resonate (15053 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

nice

#3 Posted by Sparda (15795 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

I haven't read the graphic novel yet, but dang this looks good. Just peaked my interest.

Oh yeah, and if you look at the bottom of the page....David Hayter wrote the screenplay. Sweet.

#4 Posted by Sparda (15795 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

No one else wants to watch/comment on the Watchmen trailer? Really?

Dang.

#5 Posted by Siphon (1911 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

looks like it'll be pretty good

#6 Posted by Raif (360 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

Please for god sakes don't mess this one up.... I will hate you so much movie makers... So far so good.

#7 Posted by Resonate (15053 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

I loved Watchmen so much that it;s gotten to the point that I no longer care how good or bad the movie is, I just want to support the franchise...if Alan Moore gets money for it, I'll pay, haha

#8 Edited by John Valentine (15777 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio
Resonate said:
"I loved Watchmen so much that it;s gotten to the point that I no longer care how good or bad the movie is, I just want to support the franchise...if Alan Moore gets money for it, I'll pay, haha
"

It's gunna be like V for Vendetta all over again for Moore......


but it'll be immence by the look of the trailer.
#9 Posted by Resonate (15053 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

is that a good thing? I dont know all too much about V for Vendetta

#10 Posted by John Valentine (15777 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio
Resonate said:
"is that a good thing? I dont know all too much about V for Vendetta
"
Well the film was decent but Moore ordered his name to be removed from the project as they took "too" many liberties with the storyline: which were in reality essential to make the comic into a film. The same thing happened with League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.

I like Watchmen and Killing Joke but they are the only two fo Moore's work which I like.
#11 Posted by Resonate (15053 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

hmmmmm

ok then

I personally find Moore to be a comic book genius, lol

#12 Edited by John Valentine (15777 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio
Resonate said:
I personally find Moore to be a comic book genius, lol

I think he's a good writer but a REALLY odd person: he lives in reclusion.

IMO writers such as Brubaker, Bendis and Morrison are on his level, if not greater. It's just that they are not granted as much notoriety due to the fact that they are reasonably normal  people and not eccentric like Moore.
Moore tries too hard to be more than a comic book writer, producing political novelas like Watchmen.
Don't get me wrong, I loved it but, I feel that his tales are sometime's too serious.  
#13 Posted by Resonate (15053 posts) - 4 years, 10 months ago - Show Bio

Hahaha, he is weird, but that doesnt stop him from being a genius, most geniuses are

#14 Posted by paranormal (43 posts) - 4 years, 9 months ago - Show Bio

I just didn't like the slow-motion scenes part.

I'd rather if all thes cool scenes were a kindof old-schooled/fashion like especially because Watchmen always was more focused on the sci-fi/realism contrast than cool action.

#15 Posted by gunswordfist (2669 posts) - 4 years, 4 months ago - Show Bio
John Valentine said:
"Resonate said:
I personally find Moore to be a comic book genius, lol

I think he's a good writer but a REALLY odd person: he lives in reclusion.

IMO writers such as Brubaker, Bendis and Morrison are on his level, if not greater. It's just that they are not granted as much notoriety due to the fact that they are reasonably normal  people and not eccentric like Moore.
Moore tries too hard to be more than a comic book writer, producing political novelas like Watchmen.
Don't get me wrong, I loved it but, I feel that his tales are sometime's too serious.  "

Hmmmm...Bendis on a greater or the same level as Moore?! I never heard anyone praise him that much. Too many hardcore comic book fans like to insult the guy. lol I think Bendis is great though.
#16 Posted by Korg (11931 posts) - 4 years, 4 months ago - Show Bio
John Valentine said:
"IMO writers such as Brubaker, Bendis and Morrison are on his level, if not greater."
...what?

John Valentine said:
"Moore tries too hard to be more than a comic book writer, producing political novelas like Watchmen. "
Haha, you have GOT to be kidding me.
#17 Posted by gunswordfist (2669 posts) - 4 years, 4 months ago - Show Bio

OH SNAP!

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