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Doomsday Clock #1 Review

Almost 30 years before the attempt to fix the bad idea that was the New52, DC Comics was in the midst of a different rebirth when Watchmen #1 was first published; only a few months after Crisis on Infinite Earths had realigned and attempted to simplify DC continuity. While showing itself to be a glorious portrayal of a new and updated DC Comics, Watchmen was a standalone story taking place outside of the main DC Universe and had no connection to its mainstream characters — or so was the case at the time.

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