It has been established in the Watchmen world, as portrayed in the unauthorised sequel Doomsday Clock, that DC Comics titles have been published.So when the Watchmen characters come to the DC ...

It's quite a week for Watchmen sequels. Not only did HBO's series end its nine-episode run (with no plans for a Season 2), but DC Comics has finally wrapped up its own Watchmen followup, Doomsday ...

Doomsday Clock pits the hope and optimism embodied by Superman against the cynicism and darkness of Watchmen. The Watchmen antagonists, Doctor Manhattan and Ozymandias, are both expected to appear ...

DC Entertainment president and CCO Geoff Johns will write the comic book series, which he describes as “a story of two extremes.” ...

Doomsday Clock #10 sets up Dr. Manhattan’s arrival in the DC multiverse by showing us the last day of Carver Colman’s life. Colman is an actor on 1954’s Earth-1, wrapping up the last picture ...

Here is Gary Frank's art from the DC Nation page promoting the upcoming issue of the unauthorised sequel to Watchmen, Doomsday Clock #8. It seems to be a redrawing of a famous orign scene from ...

Dr. Manhattan was the only person with actual superpowers and the most powerful being in Watchmen, created by Alan Moore, ...

Doomsday Clock will hit comics shops on Wednesday, November 22. Are you excited about the DCU and the world of Watchmen meeting at last? Be sure to let us know down below in the comments.

Geopolitical tension was key to Moore and Dave Gibbons’ legendary comic, which debuted in 1986, shortly after the Cold War, but took place in an alternate 1985 where Nixon was still president.

Indeed, as the latest issue of the miniseries 'Doomsday Clock' makes clear, DC’s comic book universe might be far more meta than anyone expected all along. × Skip to main content ...

While speaking to ComicBook about his work on Watchmen: Chapter 1, director Brandon Vietti threw his hat into the ring for the film’s team to potentially adapt Doomsday Clock, or potentially any ...