WATCHMEN Set Photos Reveal The Fate Of One Of Alan Moore's Original Characters - SPOILERS
Some more behind-the-scenes photos from the set of HBO's Watchmen TV series have found their way online, and this time we finally get some details on one of the original team-members. Major SPOILERS ahead.
We've seen quite a few photos from the set of HBO's Watchmen at this point, but these latest ones finally provide some info on a character fans of Alan Moore's seminal graphic novel will be very familiar with.
A /Film reader send the site over several images, and they are all very interesting indeed. In addition to revealing the fate of one of the original members of The Minutemen, they confirm that the real circumstances of the "alien invasion" of earth never actually came to light.
Check out the pics below, but be warned, there will be major SPOILERS.
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New Red White 'n Blue
This first photo gives us a close-up look at the flag symbol on one of the taxi cabs that were spotted last week, and as you can see, this is a very different interpretation of Old Glory, with the stars and stripes rearranged in a very specific manner.
Of course, there have been many versions of the flag over the years, but what event could have prompted this particular change in the Watchmen universe?
Squid Shelters
There are several different photos of these alien shelter signs dotted around the city, which obviously suggest that the true details of Ozymandias' fake squid ruse never came to light and people still live in fear of another attack.
We'll just have to wait to find out why the information contained in Rorschach's journal never reached the public.
R.I.P. Ozymandias
And speaking of The King of Kings, it seems Adrian Veidt will have passed on just as the story gets underway.
Ozymandias dying could have major plot repercussions. In fact, the entire show could well revolve around the details of his fake alien invasion being revealed to the world in the aftermath of his death.
That's just pure speculation on our part, so be sure to let us know what you think all of this means in the comments section.
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