
Watchmen Comic-Con Posters are Now Watchable in Hi-Res
Comic-Con 2008 By Neil Miller on August 1, 2008 | (11) Comments
I have a feeling that between now and March 6, 2009, the day Zack Snyder’s Watchmen hits theaters, I will run out of puns related to the word watch. Someone is going to be watching the watch that watches the assets from the Watchmen movie at least once a week from now until then, and its going to be tough for me, the guy who comes up with the titles. Thankfully, that time has not yet come and I am still full of punny Watchmen goodness.
And speaking of Watchmen goodness, here are the high resolution versions of the character posters released at Comic-Con in San Diego just last weekend. Enjoy the big versions by utilizing the clicking feature of your mouse on the images below.
Which Watchmen character are you most looking forward to watching?
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