Watchmen #10
| Writer | Alan Moore |
| Artist | Dave Gibbons |
The mastermind behind the Comedian's death and Dr. Manhattan's exile finally revealed! With Silk Spectre taken away by Dr. Manhattan, it's up to Nite Owl and Rorschach to piece together the puzzle of the "cape killer."
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Moore abandons most of his long musings and weavings to focus on the plot advances and this turns into quite the exciting and more traditional superhero story. There are some really great panels in this one too. This is also the first time I'm realizing Veidt's got his own fortress of solitude in this universe. Also Rorschach actually showing fear here, actually saving the world instead of beating up low level criminals not as easy or fun as it sounds.
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Very good issue. This one is ally,it and not really as serious as the others. It was just a good superhero book.
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Hm....Well, like the previous issue, I'll name my three main criticisms of this issue, but its really only 2 cuz my second one is just a little tiny one. 1: Miscolorings. Holy moly, what is with the amount of miscolorings happening? Like I thought JoJo's and DB had some bad miscolorings, but nah Watchmen takes it to a whole different level, this isn't even a like "Oh this may be some weird shading stuff" no, its just skin eyebrows and genuinely with how good this series is, even small stuff like this breaks my immersion heavily, which sucks. 2: Pirate comic, listen, it was pretty good this time so therefore this isn't as big as a critique as 1 was and what 3 will be, but still, it just pulls me out of the moment and makes the story more slo more
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