You can’t miss the mask. It occupies center frame, and the opening shot of HBO’s Watchmen trailer. A room full of unidentified figures wear it, clad in plaid clothing, muttering the line: “We are no ...

The Watchmen graphic novel ended with the fascist right-wing newspaper the New Frontiersman discovering the journal of one of its most fervent, dedicated readers: the recently deceased Rorschach. It ...

When DC announced a new Rorschach comic book series earlier this year, perhaps the biggest question surrounding the project was whether it was intended to be a follow-up to their previous Watchmen ...

The Rorschach inkblot test is a test that records the subjects perceptions of a given inkblot. These inkblots are created by literally blotting ink on a piece of paper that is folded in half and ...

A new serial killer called The Bard doesn't quite cut it as a hook for Before Watchmen: Rorschach, even if the fiend does like to carve up naked women and leave them dead in the trash. This is the ...

A fixed, unchanging viewpoint, a fake smile plastered over it all. Both psychopathic, both indifferent to the true reality, both dismissing it as not being relevant. Did everyone take notes? There ...

To its critics, it is dangerous pseudoscience. To its supporters, it offers unique insights. What is the future of this controversial psychological test? Victor Norris had reached the final round in ...

After the conclusion of Doomsday Clock and HBO’s own Watchmen sequel series, one might think the book would be closed on transforming Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ seminal series into spinoffs. Not ...

Doomsday Clock was already a highly anticipated book when DC Comics shared the first six pages of it at New York Comic Con in October. But those pages contained a reveal that fans have puzzled over ...

Hermann Rorschach was not the first psychiatrist to experiment with inkblots, and the origins of his famous test are not entirely clear. But, according to Rorschach lore, he may have been inspired by ...