Watchmen (14 issues)
DC Comics
#12
A Strong and Loving World
[October 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Silk Spectre (Sally Jupiter) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Steven Fine |
Malcolm Long |
Gloria Long |
Hector Godfrey |
Joe Bourquin |
Bubastis |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Rorschach, Nite Owl, Ozymandias, Dr. Manhattan, and the Silk Spectre are reunited and faced with the new state of the world, and the new rules that go along with it. They must now choose between holding on to past ethics, or moving into the new state of affairs.
#11
Look On My Works, Ye Mighty...
[August 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Steven Fine |
Malcolm Long |
Gloria Long |
Joe Bourquin |
Bubastis |
Plot: Rorschach and Nite Owl close in on the man responsible for the recent death and destruction that has plagued their kind. Like all good supervillains, he obliges them with a detailed description of his plot and its goals before they begin the final confrontation.
#10
Two Riders Were Approaching...
[July 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Hector Godfrey |
Max Shea |
Hira Manish |
Richard M. Nixon |
Bubastis |
Plot: Rorschach and Nite Owl are reunited, and continuing their investigation into the mask killer. They track it down to Pyramid Deliveries, and head to Ozymandias' business to get his help tracking the ownership. The facility is empty, but they break into the computer systems and get the information they need, disturbing as it is.
#9
The Darkness of Mere Being
[May 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Captain Metropolis (Nelson Gardner) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Silk Spectre (Sally Jupiter) |
Janey Slater |
Comedian (Edward Blake) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Mothman (Byron Lewis) |
Laurence Schexnayder |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Dr. Manhattan and Laurie debate at length on Mars, as Laurie tries to convince him to come back to Earth to prevent the coming catastrophe. After many revelations come from this conversation, a course of action is chosen.
#8
Old Ghosts
[April 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Barbara Randall, Len Wein |
Characters
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Silk Spectre (Sally Jupiter) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Steven Fine |
Malcolm Long |
Hector Godfrey |
Max Shea |
Hira Manish |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Nite Owl and Laurie step up their timetable, breaking Rorschach out of prison during a riot. Before they can regroup and head back out into the field, both Dr. Manhattan and the police arrive to deal with the vigilantes.
#7
A Brother To Dragons
[March 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Malcolm Long |
Hector Godfrey |
Plot: Nite Owl and Laurie are getting used to their new living arrangements, and to each other. Recent stresses drive them to don their costumes and do good work once again.
#6
The Abbyss Gazes Also
[February 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Malcolm Long |
Gloria Long |
Sylvia Joanna Kovacs |
Plot: Rorschach has been captured and arrested, and sent for psychological help. His case worker tries to delve into the psyche that became the man who is Rorschach, but it's doubtful that the light of his optimism can overwhelm Rorschach's inner darkness.
#5
Fearful Symmestry
[January 1987]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Moloch (Edgar William Jacobi) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Steven Fine |
Joe Bourquin |
Plot: The Mask-Killer is getting braver and braver. Ozymandias is attacked in his offices. His combat instincts kick in, and he subdues the attacker, warning the police to stay back due to the suicide pill in his attacker's mouth. Meanwhile, Rorschach is set up for the murder of Moloch and handed to the police on a silver platter.
#4
Watchmaker
[December 1986]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Captain Metropolis (Nelson Gardner) |
John F. Kennedy |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Silk Spectre (Sally Jupiter) |
Moloch (Edgar William Jacobi) |
Janey Slater |
Comedian (Edward Blake) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Wally Weaver |
Mothman (Byron Lewis) |
Doug Roth |
Bubastis |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Dr. Manhattan has grown tired of the life that spreads before and behind him. The people who populate the world are boring him, so he leaves them behind as best he can. He can't leave them totally behind, as the accident that created him left him with complete awareness of his personal past and future.
#3
The Judge of All the Earth
[November 1986]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Janey Slater |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Richard M. Nixon |
Doug Roth |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Dr. Manhattan is incredibly powerful, to the point where he's struggling to relate to humanity. Laurie leaves him, right before he learns that he may have unintentionally hurt those around him. He decides to leave the world for the safety of those around him, which causes a massive shift in international power and politics.
#2
Absent Friends
[October 1986]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Dollar Bill |
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Captain Metropolis (Nelson Gardner) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Silk Spectre (Sally Jupiter) |
Moloch (Edgar William Jacobi) |
Janey Slater |
Comedian (Edward Blake) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Mothman (Byron Lewis) |
Silhouette (Ursula Zandt) |
Hooded Justice (Rolf Müller) |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: The funeral of the Comedian brings people together, and dredges up memories some wanted to forget. Good and evil were far from black and white, immutable concepts in this world, where public distrust of masked heroes runs rampant in the wake of a superhuman victory for America in the Vietnam war.
#1C
At Midnight, All the Agents...
[December 2008]
Edition: New Printing Dec 2008
Edition: New Printing Dec 2008
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Comedian (Edward Blake) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Eddie Blake, politician, was thrown out of his apartment window in what appears to be a burglary. Rorschach investigates, and determines that Blake was a part of the Minutemen as the Comedian before the Keene Act of '77 shut down non-government superheroes. Rorschach begins to warn the surviving members that there may be a mask killer on the loose, but they're not ready to believe him.
#1B
At Midnight, All the Agents...
[March 2000]
Edition: Millennium Edition
Edition: Millennium Edition
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Comedian (Edward Blake) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Eddie Blake, politician, was thrown out of his apartment window in what appears to be a burglary. Rorschach investigates, and determines that Blake was a part of the Minutemen as the Comedian before the Keene Act of '77 shut down non-government superheroes. Rorschach begins to warn the surviving members that there may be a mask killer on the loose, but they're not ready to believe him.
#1A
At Midnight, All the Agents...
[September 1986]
Credits
Writer |
Alan Moore |
Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Colorist |
John Higgins |
Letterer |
Dave Gibbons |
Cover Artist |
Dave Gibbons |
Editor |
Len Wein |
Characters
Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt) |
Rorschach (Walter Joseph Kovacs) |
Nite Owl (Hollis Mason) |
Comedian (Edward Blake) |
Nite Owl (Daniel Dreiberg) |
Silk Spectre (Laurie Juspeczyk) |
Steven Fine |
Joe Bourquin |
Dr. Manhattan (Jon Osterman) |
Plot: Eddie Blake, politician, was thrown out of his apartment window in what appears to be a burglary. Rorschach investigates, and determines that Blake was a part of the Minutemen as the Comedian before the Keene Act of '77 shut down non-government superheroes. Rorschach begins to warn the surviving members that there may be a mask killer on the loose, but they're not ready to believe him.
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