In 1986, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons created the greatest superhero comic book ever told. In March 2009, Warner Bros will release the movie based on that comic, directed by 300 director Zack Snyder. The audience will be in awe. The box office will boom. And Brain Scan will say "balls to all that!" and publish something very different indeed. From Rich Johnston, the author of "Lying In The Gutters" and "Civil Wardrobe" and Swedish artist Simon Rohrmuller comes a complex and multi-layered tale of New York copyright and trademark lawyers, a conspiracy against them from an unknown powerful source and a history of how the comic industry has dealt with its creators. And just the occasional snatch of Yiddish. "Who Watches The Watchmensch?" Well, you lot had better bloody do. Order your copy from retailers now using Diamond Ordering Code: JAN094081. $3.99 Black And White 32 Pages (24 of them comics pages. Which is a lot more than you get from Astonishing X-Men: Ghost Boxes).
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Folks will be talking about the biggest parody of the year! (We hope in good way, but mocking it is ok too, because as my mother would say any news is good news and good news hopefully leads to sales...I'm paraphrasing.)
- The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne By The Watchmensch Team ...
- Thi is the first image created by Watchmensch artist Simon Rohrmuller for a new comic written by Rich Johnston, The Many Murders Of Miss Cranbourne.
- Zesty: Watchmensch
- The day before yesterday, I went to a comic book store and picked up a copy of Watchmensch. Really short read but was great parody of this comic (similar to the video below). Just so you know, I can guarantee you won't appreciate this ...
- Watchmensch- By Rich Johnston | The Comic Book Script Archive
- But Watchmensch, from Brain Scan Studios, is a different animal (possibly a mollusk of some sort) entirely. For Watchmensch is actually an allegory about the rift between Watchmen creator Alan Moore and DC Comics ? and, by extension, ...
- Watchmensch (2009) (Brain Scan Studios) (c2c) (Spiritual Beggar ...
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