I Met a Traveler...!; The Curse of the Crimson Corsair, The Devil in the Deep: Part Five last edited by nero999 on 05/26/22 10:46AM View full history

    How does one go from the son of immigrant parents to becoming the world's smartest man? Adrian Veidt begins the journey, both spiritual and physical, that will one day make him one of the most pivotal players in the world-changing events of WATCHMEN.

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    Sacrelicious 0

    I was kind of opposed to the Before Watchmen line when it was announced. I knew I would read every damn book, just to find out whether I loved or hated it, but I felt that some stories were better left untold. Since its commencement though, I've found myself enjoying almost all of the new additions, save for the Comedian. Going into this issue, with Ozymandias being my favourite character from the original Watchmen, I was expecting big things. BIG things. In my opinion, no character's series wou...

    7 out of 8 found this review helpful.

    The Pharaoh's Journey 0

    I would follow Ozymandias to hell and back. A phenomenal aspect to Watchmen that I don't see enough people raving about is the sense that nobody is fully presented in the right or the wrong. You have a huge variety of moralities clashing, and even murder/rapist Comedian has SOME degree of reasonable ideals, though I can imagine VERY few people agreeing with him. I certainly don't but that bit of nihilism has to mean SOMETHING. A lot of people attached to the admittedly badass Rorschach, not nece...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Perfectly Ozymandias 0

    Adrian Vedt was simply the most annoying character of the entire Watchman series. He was uninteresting, pompus, and not at all sympathetic. My first time reading the series, I found myself not caring at all about his character, and up until the end, I was wondering why he was even a part of the story at all.Here we see Ozymandias in all his self-indulgent glory. The story in issue #1 is told in the first-person, as Adrian decides that he must create a record of what led up to his decision to unl...

    1 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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