Sweet Custom Bike

I just realized that I haven't posted anything bike porntastic on this site for a while. Here is one that combines WWII inspiration with a little Watchmen.


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Apparently this was the inspiration:

SIMULATCHMEN

The Watchmen motion comics offered on iTunes are pretty awesome. So are the many trailers for the upcoming movie. Someone put together a shot for shot remake of the official movie trailer using the corresponding scenes from the motion comic and threw it up on Youtube. Watch the Watchmen in motion comic trailer form!

Who Watches Your Avatar?

I can dig this new push to add chingos of costume changes for you Home avatar, however, its gonna take a lot more than skin swaps to keep Home interesting. Here are some of the upcoming Watchmen skins.

Is it me or do these guys look a little dinky compared to their comic book counterparts?

A Black Freighter this way comes!!

Here is the trailer for the upcoming Black Freighter animated adaptation. Watchmen fans will note that the Tale of the Black Freighter is the story within a story within a time capsule within a comic book within your butt within Watchmen. Enjoy!

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Better Blue than Red...

Check out this fake vintage newscast promoting the upcoming release of Watchmen. Is it weird that I wish I was Blue?

Watchmen, bringin' in the New Year

I wont rehash all the bullshit going on between the WB and Fox over the release of Watchmen... just watch this and tell me Fox isnt a little bitch if they keep this from us.
Watchmen Exclusive

Who Watches the Watchmen...?

...apparently not WB legal. As a huge fan of Alan Moore and David Gibbons' "Watchmen," I'm upset to hear of its current situation. Lets hope Fox and WB can work this out because I want to watch the Watchmen!! Variety article after the jump.


Fox wins ruling in 'Watchmen' case
Judge finds in favor of studio
DAVE MCNARY

A Los Angeles federal judge has ruled that 20th Century Fox owns the distribution rights to "Watchmen," representing a setback for Warner Bros.' plans to release the pic in March.

“Fox owns a copyright interest consisting of, at the very least, the right to distribute the ‘Watchmen’ motion picture,” the ruling said.

Judge Gary Allen Feess issued the surprise ruling Wednesday -- a week after setting a Jan. 20 trial date for Fox's suit -- and indicated he would issue a more detailed ruling soon. Warner spokesman Scott Rowe declined to comment.

Warner Bros. has not backed off a release date of March 6 for "Watchmen," directed by Zack Snyder and starring Patrick Wilson and Jackie Earle Haley.

Fox filed the suit in February, contending it retains distribution rights to the graphic novel penned by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons.

The suit asserts that producer Lawrence Gordon's option to acquire Fox's remaining interest in "Watchmen" was never exercised, thereby leaving Fox with its rights under a 1994 turnaround agreement. Warner Bros. has denied Fox's assertions and contended Fox doesn't hold the copyright.

Fox originally acquired the rights to "Watchmen" in the late 1980s and spent more than $1 million developing the project, which later went to Universal and then Paramount before landing at Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures.