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Wait, What? Ep. 102: Age of Chance
Posted by: Jeff Lester on October 9, 2012
Categories: Podcasts
From the thirteenth issue of Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, assembled by Miguel Corti. The episode–she is long! (Just a bit over two hours and forty minutes, in fact.) The show notes–they are extensive! So join me after the jump for both, and a bit more about Watchmen issue #13!
The train keeps rolling: Hibbs’ 4/11
Posted by: Brian Hibbs on April 17, 2012
Categories: Reviews
Christ the truck with the NEXT batch of comics will be here in just an hour or two, I best get started writing….
Wait, What? Ep. 74: Who Before Watches the Before Watchmen?
Posted by: Jeff Lester on February 7, 2012
Categories: Podcasts
I hope you have your calendar cleared until 2014, because that’s how long it’s going to take before Graeme and I get to answering all your questions from this thread. Honestly, how were we to know Before Watchmen was going to launched the day before we were scheduled to talk? As the astute listener may note, we were pretty reluctant to launch into the topic and how clearly tried to get it out of our system beforehand…but like one of those county fair snacks gone bad, it keeps finding new and horrible ways to re-surge and expel itself. So join us, won’t you, for Wait, What? Ep. 74? The first eighty minutes is Graeme and I talking Watchmen, Before Watchmen,… Read More…
Posted by: Sean T. Collins on March 1, 2009
Categories: Reviews
This past summer, with Watchmen movie hype already in full swing, I reread the book for the first time in a while and posted a review on my blog. Now that I’ve got a “Favorites” review series going here, and with the movie almost upon us, I figured it’s a good time to share the results with Savage Critic(s) Nation after the jump. Hope nobody minds a re-run… Watchmen Alan Moore, writer Dave Gibbons, artist DC Comics, 1987 416 pages $19.99 Like half the nerds in America, I recently re-read this graphic novel, inspired to do so by the trailer for Zack Snyder’s upcoming movie adaptation. I feel much older than I did when I first read the book during… Read More…
