Doctor Manhattan's Rock School by jonrob5000

Funny time wasting creations of jonrob5000. See all 5 here


SOURCE: Watchmen Link Roundup 5 (Super Punch)

Bunk Bots vs. Watchmen

Plush Robot Watchmen from Bunk Bots

SOURCE: Watchmen Link Roundup 5 (Super Punch)

Plush Rorschach and Doc Manhattan by Jenny

Jenny was selling these two through her Etsy shop, I only assume they went quick.

SOURCE: Plush Dr Manhattan and Rorschach (Super Punch)

Great Watchmen Stickers by Guayapisco

Cool looking stickers by Guayapisco. To think, he was just giving them away to anyone that asked.

SOURCE: Watchmen Link Roundup 5 (Super Punch)

Watchmen Abridged by Jason Quinones

Some might say that this abridgment by Jason Quinones lacks at least one of Alan Moore's intended subplots, possibly two.

SOURCE:More lil' Watchmen (Super Punch)

Lil' Watchmen by Carlsberg

Thought these mini watchmen by Carlsberg were cute so I tossed them up

SOURCE:More lil' Watchmen (Super Punch)

"Double Vision" by Let's Be Friends Again

Did the film really overstress the importance of this line? I didn't think so. Either way, it's pretty funny and Watchmen so it's here. Comic by Let's Be Friends Again

SOURCE: Hard Truths Are Hard (Veidt.com) and Double Vision (Let's Be Friends Again)

"Presidential Trouble" by Theory of Everything

"Presidential Trouble" by Theory of Everything refferences not only Watchmen but those cheesy fruit pie ads that used to be so common in comic books in the late 80's and early 90's.

SOURCE: The Last Watchmen Story You Need Ever Read (io9)
and "Presidential Trouble" (Theory of Everything)

WATCHDOGS, a sketch by Neil Gaiman (1986)

A sketch done by Neil Gaiman not long after interviewing Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons back in 1986.

SOURCE: Watchdogs (Fridge Magnet)

Watchmen Comics from The Gun Show

The Gun Show's Watchmen comics portraying Rorschach as a troublesome child are hilarious:






SOURCE: The Gun Show

Young Watchmen: Animated Adventures (HOAX)

PRESS RELEASE:

"The world is a very different place in the year 2085, but teen-agers still have to grow up, and the bad guys still need to be taken down!

Warner Bros. Digital Distribution and Warner Premiere announced today a way for young viewers to connect with one of the most acclaimed graphic novels of all time. “Young Watchmen: The Animated Adventures” draws inspiration from the source material to bring a visually engaging experience to life through the timeless medium of children’s animation!

Young Watchmen returns viewers to the world of the critically acclaimed DC Comics and Hugo award-winning graphic novel by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons…100 years later! When not attending classes at Veidt High, OWLBOY, KID RORSCHACH, SPECTRA, JOHNNY COMEDY, and MANHA-TEEN have banded together to protect the world that their ancestors saved! With the help of OZZY, the World’s Smartest Lynx, they learn to work together, cruise the cyber-malls, and hang out at the nearest Gunga Diner…that is, when they’re not battling Alien Invaders, Supervillains, or the evil hordes of M.O.L.O.C.H.! These young descendants of the original Watchmen have vowed to carry on their legacy and protect the world at all costs. Who watches The Young Watchmen? YOU WILL!"

WATCHMEME: while the photoshop wasn't amazing this was a funny hoax that got some people pretty worried before it was exposed as a joke.

SOURCE: Warner Announces Young Watchmen: The Animated Adventures* (Again With the Comics)

The Perils of Costumed Moviegoing

I think that's the first time I've ever seen a female Dr. Manhattan, kudos to The Joy of Tech.

SOURCE: March 6 (The Joy of Tech)

Ricky Purdin's Watchmen Themed Sketchbook

A Watchmen themed sketchbook is a great idea that I wish I had before I started collecting sketches. This is especially true after seeing the product of Rickey Purdin's choice to start one. His Rorschach by Jason (I Killed Adolf Hitler, The Living and the Dead) and Nite Owl II by Brian Lee O'Malley (Scott Pilgrim) in particular make me very jealous:



SOURCE: My Watchmen Sketchbook (the cool kids table)

Saturday Morning Watchmen by Harry Partridge

"Classic cartoon intro ripped from an old VHS, enjoy!!"

This awesome bit from a non-existent cartoon by Harry Partridge made the rounds real fast. I love when Ozy catches the Comedian before he falls to his death, that and Snarf from Thundercats reborn as Bubastis. Priceless.

SOURCE: Saturday Morning Watchmen (New Frontier)

OMBUDSMEN by PvP

Using Popeye the Sailor and John Arbuckle from Garfield, Player vs. Player reimagines the scene in which Rorschach first visits the now retired second Nite Owl to let him know that the Comedian has been killed.

SOURCE: OMBUDSMEN (PVP)