If there’s anything that I'm looking forward, is the Watchmen movie, an film adaptation, directed by Zack Znyder based on the homonymous work of genius Alan Moore, with no less brilliant drawings by Dave Gibbons.
La obra en cuestión, es una de las mejores novelas gráficas, la misma que ha trascendido no solo el género de los superhéroes, sino que también, ha sabido trascender el marco de los comics (y por supuesto de sus usuales lectores), para ganarse el respeto de gente que no está habitualmente inmersa en el género.
The play in question, is one of the best graphic novels, it has not only transcended the genre of superheroes, but also has managed to transcend the framework of comics (and of course their usual readers), to earn respect for people who are not normally immersed in the genre.
No otra cosa significa, el hecho de que la obra de Moore, ganara el prestigios premio Hugo, y que fuera clasificado por la revista Time como una de las 100 mejore novelas en inglés desde 1923 hasta el presente. Todo eso aparte de los múltiples premios de la industria del comic que esta novela cosechara desde su aparición.
Do not mean something else, the fact that the work of
The book starts with the death of a superhero and his subsequent investigation by some of his former colleagues in his desire to unveil what could be a conspiracy to stop the masked vigilantes, who by the way do not enjoy the popular approval nor governmental. Meanwhile the world seems closer to the end of the Cold War, but not the way it ended really, but the way all the people feared back there in the early 60's.
The graphic novel in 12 separate chapters, is a reading, which not only invites to reread it once more, but several more times, and in each rereading you will be able to find new things and new details and new relationships between characters (even the secondary and tertiary) that before you were not able to notice. Not only that, the comic has been provided with a rich visual detail, even those who seem corny and worthless because after several readings a note that absolutely everything, it makes sense.
One would say that having read many times, eventually you will be getting bored at some point, but in my personal case, it does not, and there are still minor details, that make me wonder theories until the moment that they’re finally confirmed, discarded, or changed for one much better.
But I implore those who read this and who have not read the graphic novel so far, MAKE YOURSELF A GREAT SERVICE, do not seek anything more on the Internet or elsewhere, more explanation about the work, since when you have read it once, just then you’ll be in a better position to seek and enjoy any additional information that you can about the work.
The next film by Zack Znyder, even has the approval of the same
For my part I feel myself greatly disappointed if the work does not include the song by Billie Holiday, You're My Thrill…
Nota final: Mi amigo Cristian Delgadillo me hizo notar que confundí al dibujante de "V for Vendetta", Dave Lloyd, con el auténtico dibujante de "Watchmen", Dave Gibbons, la corrección está hecha, y pido las disculpas del caso.
Final Note: My friend Cristian Delgadillo noted that I confused to the artist of "V For Vendetta", Dave Lloyd, with the real artist of "Watchmen", Dave Gibbons, that error is corrected now, and I'm sorry for the mistake.









