let's see...they killed rorschach for refusing to comprimise his beliefs, no one cared he died, not even his so called best friend, the main villain's plan is stupid because just because everyone united against his fake alien attack now doesn't mean it will stay that way so he basicly killed 10,000+ people for nothing, that one woman is a bitch, the one person who was likable in any way and was actually talking sense died...and that's about it
Ozymandias and Rorschach tie for second, with me... and for the same reason:
they consider themselves above the rest of humanity and have no qualms in killing, maiming, or otherwise violating the human rights of those who don't meet their criteria.
Dr. Manhattan has some of that going on, too -- but then, he's truly superhuman both in form and in intellect.
in the end, he does redeem himself from his period of not caring about what happened to Earth.
yea but then he turns right back around and is totally all for veidt's plan, which is stupid. at least rorschach killed people who actually were evil, that's something(not quite much but still puts him on the high ground vs veidt)
I honestly can't stand either Ozy or Rory
but the one who really makes me rage inside
is Edward Blake, The Comedian -- especially after I saw what he did the Vietnamese(?) woman he knocked up,
the one who put that righteous scar on his face.
ror, i tollerate enough since he still had some concept of justice, but i can see why you wouldn't like him. as for the comedian, i didn't like him either, but i wish that one girl would shut up about him
i didn't say she didn't but that seems to essentially be her character, hate everything, complain about everything, whether she has a good reason to or not (and she tended to only have a good reason when blake was involved)
minus the turning awesome in the last act for her. also really..really veidt? you think no one will try examening the alien thingies and find out YOU made them? or that everyone will stay banded together after the crisis YOU made is over? that's underestimating evil, sometimes it doesn't matter what you do, how much you sacrifice, evil just doesn't go away, that's why people who are seen as heroic are the ones who try not to sacrifice people for their goals. so eventially conflict would start again, especially since the end implies ror's diary was going to circulate. sooooo...yea, for someone soooooo smart and above everyone else, he's really stupid XD (in the end that's why regardless of what ror did, i still rooted for him in the end because he was right, why should he compromise his beliefs so veidt can feel special?
yes but that will last like what a year or two? then everyone goes right back to hating eachother because that idiot thinks he's so above people he's got them all figured out
But the ending is pretty much the way Alan Moore does a lot of his stuff. I enjoyed the graphic novel too. Have you ever given Moore's "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" a try?
I'm looking forward to collecting the GNs for the "Before Watchmen" stuff...I heard DC did a good job treating everything with respect.
I think Dr. Manhattan's origin story is one of the coolest things in there, even though it creeped me right out the first time I read the novel.
Ozymandias and Rorschach tie for second, with me... and for the same reason:
they consider themselves above the rest of humanity and have no qualms in killing, maiming, or otherwise violating the human rights of those who don't meet their criteria.
Dr. Manhattan has some of that going on, too -- but then, he's truly superhuman both in form and in intellect.
in the end, he does redeem himself from his period of not caring about what happened to Earth.
but the one who really makes me rage inside
is Edward Blake, The Comedian -- especially after I saw what he did the Vietnamese(?) woman he knocked up,
the one who put that righteous scar on his face.
all in all. Blake is the most disgusting of the entire lot, to me.
kind of like Howl of Howl's Moving Castle,
before he suddenly turns awesomesauceome in the last act.
Veidt's a blonde-haired bint who needed putting down. (at least, I think he was blode. :P )
I actually like the comedian because he was the parody of human behaviour.
Rorschach in the movie at least, foiled the false peace.
Oz I understand why he did it. But the question is do the ends justify the means?
I'm looking forward to collecting the GNs for the "Before Watchmen" stuff...I heard DC did a good job treating everything with respect.
donno about the book no, if it's anything like the movie then....*throws table* SHAME!! SHAME ON YOU AND YOUR COW!!