DC Comics’ Rorschach #1 is now on sale, and needless to say Watchmen fans have some burning questions about the series (and why it even exists).The story of Watchmen has grown into an entire ...

On Sunday, HBO and Damon Lindelof will blow the lid off this superhero thing with Watchmen, a TV show that dares to do the impossible: “continue” the story of the comic book series by Alan ...

When DC announced a new Rorschach comic book series earlier this year, perhaps the biggest question surrounding the project was whether it was intended to be a follow-up to their previous Watchmen ...

Rorschach's Fate Was Sealed in the Watchmen Comics. But His Image Lingers in the New HBO Series. His likeness has been co-opted by a white supremacist group in Damon Lindelof's new show.

Why Any ‘Rorschach’ Solo Series Is a Bad Idea HBO's 'Watchmen' TV show appears to understand something about the character that DC Comics does not.

The new comic 'Rorschach' is set one year after HBO's 'Watchmen', and hints that it considers the TV show canon. By Richard Newby “I want to add something meaningful. The world can be so ...

Update: HBO teases new masked characters, and a couple of familiar ones including Rorschach, Doctor Manhattan and Jeremy Irons' Ozymandias, in new cast footage from the upcoming TV show.

TV Shows ‘Watchmen’ Promo Reveals First Look at Rorschach View this post on InstagramA post shared by Watchmen (@watchmen) on Jan 6, 2019 at 6:14pm PST […] ...

The series has been “review bombed” and blasted on social media for “race-baiting” and making a popular character a symbol of white supremacy. It’s predictable. It’s also wrong.

The vigilante Rorschach doesn't appear in HBO's Watchmen, but his presence is inescapable. In the adaptation of Alan Moore's classic comic, dozens of men carry on his legacy by creating their own ...

Using the graphic novel as the scaffolding for a dense, brooding HBO series, "Watchmen" grafts enough new threads onto its existing mythology to make "Westworld" look like a 1970s sitcom by ...

When DC announced a new Rorschach comic book series earlier this year, perhaps the biggest question surrounding the project was whether it was intended to be a follow-up to their previous Watchmen ...