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COMICS: First Look At BEFORE WATCHMEN: COMEDIAN #3

DC Comics continues to explore the origins of Eddie Blake in Brian Azzarello (Wonder Woman) and J.G. Jones' (Wanted) Before Watchmen: Comedian #3. "I am a blood brother." Get a first look at the issue (on sale tomorrow) right here!

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By Josh Wilding - 9/11/2012
• "I am a blood brother."
• Plus: The latest chapter in the CRIMSON CORSAIR backup adventure from writer and artist JOHN HIGGINS!


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BEFORE WATCHMEN: COMEDIAN #3
Written by BRIAN AZZARELLO
Pencils & Cover by J.G. JONES
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kyle12688 - 9/11/2012, 5:09 PM
Oh man this is looking I been waiting for this one
jimpinto24 - 9/11/2012, 5:28 PM
The cover is sick! Before the Watchmen have been a good read.
LoudLon - 9/11/2012, 6:06 PM
This one doesn't actually look too bad. But as for the other Before Watchmen books so far...

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Pooh - 9/11/2012, 7:14 PM
They've piqued my interest.
coolguy - 9/12/2012, 6:05 AM
I've bought every watchmen book so far and they have all been pretty good but kind of underwhelming. There is a feeling that they are all just a tribute to the characters instead of an actual story. Minutemen has been probably the most interesting to me and doctor manhattan and nite owl have been good. Rorschach kind of let me down. I enjoy yet am never excited for the other three. I wonder if moloch will be good.
RamonSuarez - 9/12/2012, 7:36 AM
That was shitty writing compared to the original. They couldn't even keep the famous nine-panel grid which guided the storytelling's emphasis upon the nuances of dialogue rather than big shiny pictures.

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