Como he tenido más tiempo, me la he currado un poco más. (ahhh, el tiempo!!!)

Y aquí una especie de cutre-proceso de la portada.









It was during this journey that he consumed a ball of hashish and decided to become a superhero. Returning to America, he named himself "Ozymandias" and became a costumed vigilante, focusing particularly on organized crime and earning a reputation as "the smartest man on the planet." However, his own cases robbed him of the idealistic belief that battling crime would truly lessen evil and suffering in the world. This was brought to a head when an abortive attempt to organize a new superhero team was disrupted by the Comedian, who noted in his brutally apt way exactly how petty the doings of the costumed heroes were in a world where the threat of nuclear war hung overhead, and how powerless they were to stop it. Veidt was inspired to do just that.
In 1975, two years before vigilante crimefighters (superheroes) are banned by the "Keene Act," he retires from superheroism, marketing his image for money. This helps bankroll his scheme of creating a catastrophic event to deceive the world that there is a horrific alien common enemy to unite against. To that end, he employed geneticists to clone the stolen brain of a murdered psychic and use it to create such a creature with a group of artists and creative personnel to help create the illusion. Upon completion, he arranged the murder of all of his accomplices to maintain the illusion.
To prevent Doctor Manhattan from interfering, he hired old associates of the superhero and secretly exposed them to radiation to induce terminal cancer in them, then engineered a rumor that Manhattan was responsible, causing Manhattan to exile himself to Mars.


Due to an accident involving a nuclear physics experiment, Dr. Osterman was taken outside the physical realm and returned with god-like powers, including superhuman strength, telekinesis, the ability to teleport himself or others over planetary, interplanetary and Intergalactic distances, control over matter at a molecular level, and near total clairvoyance.
While his military backers market him as a superhero, he grows increasingly disinterested in human affairs, despite his importance in the Cold War, and is unable to connect with others, especially his love interest Laurie, the second Silk Spectre.
Dr. Manhattan was created by Watchmen writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons but, like many main characters of the series, he is a modified version of a Charlton Comics character, in this case Captain Atom, created by Steve Ditko.
Fuente: Wikipedia
Más info: Pelicula Watchmen
Rorschach was created by Watchmen writer Alan Moore with artist Dave Gibbons but, as with some of the characters in the series, was derived from Charlton Comics characters, in this case The Question and Mr. A, created by Steve Ditko. Moore has said that the character's real name, Walter Kovacs, was inspired by Ditko's tendency to give his characters names beginning with the letter K. [1]
Wearing the inkblot-like mask he considers his true face, Rorschach has continued his one-man battle against crime long after superheroes became both detested and illegal. Rorschach’s actions and journal writings display a belief in moral absolutism and objectivism, where good and evil are clearly defined and evil must be violently punished. He has alienated himself from the rest of society to achieve these aims.
Fuente: Wikipedia
Ya está disponible el nuevo número de la Duna (y ya llevamos nueve), correspondiente al mes de noviembre y que en esta ocasión, trata sobre la "Serie negra".
Entre sus páginas encontrarás todo un mundo de policías, mafiosos, investigadores, matones, ladrones y toda una pléyade de personajes imprescindibles en el género negro. Los guionistas y dibujantes se han soltado la melena y no es de extrañar que esta sea la revista que tendrá más tiros, sangre y bajas por centímetro cuadrado.
Nos sentimos especialmente privilegiados por contar con un prólogo escrito por el gran guionista Enrique Sánchez Abulí, todo un profesional de la historieta que nos intruducirá y descubrirá algo más sobre el origen del Género Negro.
En este número no solo es amplio en tamaño, sino también en número de autores, contando con dos nuevas incorporaciones de lujo en el futuro del cómic de almería como son Lita y Gesioh!, que debutan en este número y realmente nos han dejado muy impresionados.
También es de lujo la colaboración del Grupo Rantifuso, Eve, Fender, Samu, Baiguel y Budo nos ofrecen en este número cinco historias cortas que aunque dispares mantienen un sorprendente detonante común. Tendrás que conseguir La Duna para descubrirlo.
Por supuesto no faltarán nuestros autores habituales sacando lo mejor de ellos mismos al servicio de la intriga y la acción del sórdido mundo de los bajos fondos. Todo esto y algunas sorpresas más las encontrarás en el nº 9 de La Duna que no puedes dejar pasar.
En este momento puedes encontrar la Duna nº 9 en:

"Zeus apuñala el cielo con sus rayos y zarandea las naves persas con vientos huracanados.