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#comicsky #booksky Several months ago, I realized something about Watchmen that looking back on now… It’s insanely obvious. It’s crazier still that no one on the planet has yet to “officially” write about this, no Watchmen companion books or analyzations point this out, but…

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#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore created a true secret identity for a vigilante that stayed secret for 40 years. Larry Schexnayder is Hooded Justice! substack.com/@matthew2900...

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#comicsky #booksky The true ending to Watchmen. Restacked by award winning artist Colleen Doran and Marvel Editor Tom Brevoort. Followed on Substack by Chuck Dixon and Patton Oswalt. This doesn't mean the theory is true, but give it a read and see what you think. substack.com/home/post/p-...

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#comicsky #booksky Did you know that throughout the comic book ‘Watchmen’, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons consistently manipulate you into drawing the wrong conclusions? Then they laugh at you for it. open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - An example of how the comic book manipulates you, and then proceeds to openly laugh at you for being manipulated.“But how can a comic book laugh at me?”

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

#comicsky #booksky Alan Moore has pulled the greatest gag in all of comic book history. For over 40 years, Alan Moore secretly proved that comic book fandom would be utterly unable to identify Clark Kent as Superman without being explicitly told. FREE Substack: open.substack.com/pub/matthew2...

open.substack.comWatchmen - Larry Schexnayder is the true identity behind Hooded JusticeAlan Moore once wrote a comic book called “Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?” with a publication date of September 1986.

I don’t expect Busiek or Simone to know the answer for sure as they didn’t work on the book, but perhaps they have a certain insight? Why would a comic book artist use the same exact pattern for killing that they already used for teleportation? That’s confusing.