A Beginner Guide to Watchmen

Dear Dom's Diary: Dom when you say mask it sounds very British, and that's just cool. So you get a pass. :)

Aha! I THOUGHT that Rorschach reminded me a lot of the Question...or that Question reminded me a lot of Rorschach, whichever. Sadly, of course, Rorschach was never voiced by Jeffrey Combs...

Amy Reynolds

Another suggestion if you are going to start doing more graphic novels: Constantine the movie which was loosely based on the graphic novel "Hellblazer: Dangerous habits". volume 5 i believe....Honestly, i just want to see you review another Keanu Reeves movie.

LS Greger

This is a great video. I do have a comment because of your Batman comparisons. I'm sorry if I come off as a bit of a knowitall, but comics are a bit my forte. Especially DC. All the Watchmen are analogues of a company that was acquired by the company around the mid eighties. They were the Charlton heroes and they were originally going to be used by Alan Moore for this story. Due to the fact that the higher ups decided to integrate said heroes to the mainstream DC Universe in the Crisis on Infinite Earths, Alan Moore created analogues that became the characters that appear in Watchmen. Owlman and Rorschach are actually analogues of Blue Bettle and The Question. Ok, I do apologize if you were going to mention this in the actual video and that I come off as a bit annoying. Just wanted to mention this bit of comic trivia and hope it helps.

David Perez

Great Stuff as always. Can't wait <3

Daihatschi

I was about to take you to task for that. ;)

Amy Reynolds

This is a nice summary. I have no desire to re-watch or read either the movie or book, so thank you for the refresher. lol. :)

Its both.

Dominic Noble

This video is summarizing the graphic novel only, correct? You exclusively use movie footage so I got confused partway through.

My apologies that this ends with me demanding you go and watch a video that isn't finished yet.

Dominic Noble