Watchmen
The original Watchen Comic series animated with sound.
Tom Stechschulte | Narrator |
Director | Jake Strider Hughes | |
Richard Zangrande Gaubert | ||
Chris Gregory | ||
Writer | Alan Moore | |
Producer | Paul Baldwin, Wesley Coller, Jake Strider Hughes, Brian Stilwell | |
Musician | Lennie Moore |
The insane outlaw superhero, Rorschach, discovers a murder victim was The Comedian, and proceeds to warn his colleague about a possible conspiracy to kill them as well.
As Rorschach continues his investigation of The Comedian's murder, his colleagues reflect on their memories of the ironically misanthropic man.
On the day Laurie walks on Dr. Manhattan, the superhuman man is suddenly confronted with disturbing allegations that drive him to leave Earth.
Cursed with perceiving all time periods at once, Dr. Manhattan reviews his life while on Mars.
As Rorschach continues his investigation, an attempt on Adrian Veidt's life seems to support his Mask-Killer theory.
During examinations by a naive psychiatrist, the imprisoned Rorschach wears down his interviewer's spirit by recounting his own life and philosophy.
As Dan and Laurie's relationship grows, they decide to venture out as Nite-Owl and Silk Spectre again on one special night.
While Rorschach faces deadly peril in prison, Dan and Laurie's decision to break him out to investigate his increasingly plausible conspiracy theory has terrible consequences.
As Doctor Manhattan brings Laurie to Mars to debate why he should return to Earth to save it, her personal memories and a shattering revelation from them play a critical role.
As Nite-Owl and Rorschach investigate the apparent conspiracy against them, their discovery of the prime suspect forces them on a possible one way journey to confront him.
In Antarctica as Nite-Owl and Rorschach prepare to face him, Ozymandias explains his life and plans even as he executes them.
Too late to stop their enemy, the heroes' attempt to bring him to justice finds them confronted with a profoundly agonizing moral dilemma.