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Doomsday Clock was meant to show the future of DC's Universe, but delays ruined the plan. Now it's official: the events are NOT in continuity.
Two Watchmen sequels concluded, one comic series and one HBO show, but the television sequel's a better legacy installment overall.
Doomsday Clock may be a sequel to Watchmen, but its true impact is confirming Superman's place as the very heart and soul of the DC Universe.
Geoff Johns has finally crossed over the Watchmen and DC universe, creating 12 issues of twists and turns. Here are 10 unanswered from the FInale.
In the final issue of Doomsday Clock, Doctor Manhattan looks forward into the DC Multiverse's future - at new Earths and epic crisis events!
The world's first superhero team has returned in the final chapter of Doomsday Clock. Here's a look at every JSA member back in the DCU!
The grand finale of DC's Doomsday Clock has finally arrived, with the battle of Superman and Dr. Manhattan leading to a controversial ending.
The epic battle between Superman and Dr. Manhattan is here! Or is it? The official preview of Doomsday Clock's finale isn't what fans expect.
The final issue of DC's Doomsday Clock promises to bring Superman and Dr. Manhattan to blows, and the preview images are setting the stage.
Doomsday Clock brought the world of Watchmen into DC's Universe, but will the upcoming final issue pack enough punch to leave fans satisfied?
Did you catch the references? Do you think they mean anything?
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As Doomsday Clock reaches its finale, and the rest of DC's Universe has moved on, do fans need to worry about the comic's mystery at all?
HBO has confirmed the premiere date for Watchmen, one of the most highly-anticipated series coming to the cable channel. The series was created by Lost's Damon Lindelof and boasts a strong cast of TV's finest including Regina King, Don Johnson, Jean Smart, and Jeremy Irons. Watchmen will premiere on HBO on Sunday, October 20 at 9/8c. The date was confirmed on the Watchmen Twitter account with the ominous phrase "Tick tock", a recurring motif in this fictional world where Doomsday Clocks teasing the end of times reign supreme. The tweet also featured a very short clip …
DC's Doomsday Clock miniseries has been plagued by constant delays - so why can't Geoff Johns keep the comic's clock ticking on time?
Gird your loins, empty your bladders, and prepare your wallets!