These days, if you strip down and paint yourself blue, people think you are an Avatar nerd. Fortunately, these Dr. Manhattan contact lenses help to clear up any confusion between large, blue, naked characters.
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These days, if you strip down and paint yourself blue, people think you are an Avatar nerd. Fortunately, these Dr. Manhattan contact lenses help to clear up any confusion between large, blue, naked characters.
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Is the baby Nite Owl worried about the baby Rorschach using his mask to make passes at the Silk Spectre? Has Rorschach always used the phrase “is nigh” to describe everything? And when their parents went out, you know that finding a babysitter was damn near impossible, especially the decision on how many kids to count Dr. Manhattan as. Who watches the Watchbabies. It is a legitimate question.
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These latex Dr. Manhattan hands are intended to be part of a costume, but I think they would be far better utilized as the nerdiest dish washing gloves ever.
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If the movie is half as good as the graphic novel, the Watchmen is going to be HUGE. Granted, people who have been fans since the 80′s may not be happy with the Hot Topic-esque commercialization of their beloved novel, but sweet looking Dr. Manhattan and Rorschach messenger bags are hard to resist. The latter is pictured after the break.

Now that Fox and WB have made a deal and “The Watchmen” is going to be released in March as originally planned, let’s look at one more piece of Watchmen paraphernalia. As the only character in the Watchmen that has true superpowers he is obviously qualified to carry and protect your peanut butter and jelly sandwich.
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