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DC Watchmen Comic Lot 9 Issues 1-4 6-8 11 12 1st Print 1986 Alan Moore
Presenting a highly sought-after lot of 9 original Watchmen comics by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, published by DC Comics between 1986 and 1987. This cornerstone Copper Age collection includes the pivotal first issue and features brilliant first printings that fundamentally redefined the graphic novel medium. Note: This lot contains 9 issues total (Issue #5 is not included).
Landmark Debut: Includes the highly collectible Issue #1 featuring the iconic blood-stained smiley face, setting the stage for one of the greatest comic series of all time.
Legendary Creators: Written by Alan Moore with legendary artwork, lettering, and covers by Dave Gibbons; indicia pages confirm these as original 1986-1987 first print editions.
Collector Lot: Includes 9 of the 12 issues in the limited series (#1-4, 6-8, 11, and 12) in protective bags.
Item Data:
Publisher: DC Comics
Series Title: Watchmen
Format: Single Issue Comic Books
Release Year: 1986 - 1987
Era: Copper Age (1984-1991)
Issue #1 (Sept 1986): "At Midnight, All the Agents..." – Introduces the cast and the murder of The Comedian.
Issue #2 (Oct 1986): "Absent Friends" – The Comedian's funeral and flashbacks to the Minutemen.
Issue #3 (Nov 1986): "The Judge of All the Earth" – Dr. Manhattan is driven into exile on Mars.
Issue #4 (Dec 1986): "Watchmaker" – Dr. Manhattan's origin story and his unique, non-linear perception of time.
Issue #6 (Feb 1987): "The Abyss Gazes Also" – Rorschach's psychological evaluation, revealing his dark origin story (features the Rorschach inkblot cover).
Issue #7 (Mar 1987): "A Brother to Dragons" – Nite Owl and Silk Spectre come out of retirement and rekindle their romance.
Issue #8 (Apr 1987): "Old Ghosts" – Nite Owl and Silk Spectre break Rorschach out of prison.
Issue #11 (Aug 1987): "Look On My Works, Ye Mighty..." – Ozymandias reveals his devastating master plan in Antarctica.
Issue #12 (Oct 1987): "A Stronger Loving World" – The shocking climax and aftermath of Veidt's scheme in New York City.
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