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Watchmen Photos From Upcoming Tie-in Books

Source:Chris

January 29, 2009

There are two sets of new photos online today from upcoming Watchmen tie-in books.

The first appeared at Empire, where you can view photos from Watchmen: Portraits, which will be available on February 10th. To view those six black and white photos, just click here.

The second set was posted at Total Film and those come from Watchmen: The Film Companion, also out February 10th. We caution that this set contains some possible spoilers, so proceed at your own risk. If you want to view them, click here.

Opening in conventional and IMAX theaters on March 6th, the Zack Snyder-directed graphic novel adaptation stars Malin Akerman, Billy Crudup, Matthew Goode, Carla Gugino, Jackie Earle Haley, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Patrick Wilson.

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COMMENTS (16)

Posted by:

allsburg

January 29, 2009

What, no Watchmen Babies?

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comicsfondle

January 29, 2009

I thought Watchmen was a comic book. Why's it say graphic novel?

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Zephyr

January 29, 2009

Hah! Captian Axis!

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Graffiti king

January 29, 2009

to Comicsfondle:
a graphic novel compiles a comic series or complete run.

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Comic Fan

January 29, 2009

Wrong, graphic novel means that it was one long comic book when it came out, of which Watchman is not. Watchman was a limited series that is often reprinted into a trade paperback. That is a collection of a series.

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dylansdad

January 29, 2009

Is the Lord of the Rings a trilogy or just one big novel? It has been published both ways but was intended by the author to be one book. Charles Dickens also had his works serialized but nobody would argue against calling them novels when published as one single story. Stephen King's Green Mile is another example--originally a novel published in multiple parts, now compiled into one volume. But it is a stand alone story released in sections and not an ongoing series.

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dylansdad

January 29, 2009

I just want to say that I think it's completely insane that this site censors the name Charles Dickens.

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Piti

January 29, 2009

Wrong Comic Fan: Watchmen Is a graphic novel in that the serialized format it was published foresaw it publication in a collected form . Watchmen was always meant to be read in a collected form. You people need to read more.

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Sawyer

January 29, 2009

allsburg, why would there be Watchmen babies. What would they call Rorschach, Lil'schach?

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rorschach's cousin, jeff

January 29, 2009

if you were a real "comic fan" you'd know it's WATCHMEN, not WATCHMAN.:P pfff. but your explanation was right. they should just say the most celebrated tpb of all time. (even though no one knew about it or even celebrated it until the trailer came out)