Dr Manhattan Long Sleeve T-Shirts

What do you see?

Remembering the day a giant squid killed millions in New York and New Jersey. Veidt squid attack.

Doomsday Clock Heroes

"If I'm to have a SYMBOL, it shall be one I RESPECT" Dr. Manhattan, WATCHMEN

Watchmen's Rorschach

Kermit the Frog Muppets Take Manhattan // Vintage 80s Style Fan Design

In it's original latin.

Watch Out!!

"Who will watch the wachmen?" in Georgian. A spoof off of one Georgian anti-immigrant group that call themselves "The Watchmen" and patrol the streets.

Rorschach test. What do you see here

A quick design.

Watchmen

It turns our history can be even more exciting than the text books tell us. George Washington’s Washmen tell the REAL story of the founding of the United States of America!

A minimalist take on the finest graphic novel ever written - Watchmen

The 2020 sequel to the popular Watchmen movie and comic book!

Just a bunch of logos for the comic fans.

Watchmen founded 1986

None of you understand i'm not locked up here with you, you are locked with me.

Eddie B.

Careful observance of those in power should be an ongoing commitment.

A quote from the poem Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley. "Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!"

Osterman Fine Watches- signs glimpsed in episode 7 of the new Watchmen series, and of course in Alan Moore's original graphic novel. Poor Jon Osterman and his frustrated watchmaker father- they had no idea a physics accident would transform the young man into a near god in Doctor Manhattan. Great gift for Watchmen fans.

Rorschach

A vector drawing of Rorschach from the Watchmen

A character I love... even in the face of armageddon. ;)

Netflix who's watching screen / Watchmen comic yuks!

What do you see? A pretty butterfly? Some nice flowers? Or something else...?

The Watch Club

watchmen

PERRY / WATCHMEN PARODY

The Doomsday Clock is a symbol that represents the likelihood of a human-made global catastrophe.

Sculpture the button, watchmen, series of comics created by the screenwriter Alan Moore, the cartoonist Dave Gibbons and the inker John Higgins. The series was published by the American company DC Comics during the years 1986 and 1987 as a limited series of 12 issues.

Squid Fall in New York. A giant squid creates havoc in the city that never sleeps. Inspired by Watchmen and Dr. Mahattan.

Leggo My Doctor Manhattan!

If super powers ever lets you down you can always fall back on your doctorate.