Alan Moore's The Watchmen

Alain Moore presents a complex world of depiction of everyday life in the 20th century. There, the distinction between good heroes and evil perpetrators is often blurry. In stark contrast to traditional popular superheroes, superhero's undoubted motives ultimately lead to unrealistic idealized results; faulty characters in Watchman's reality Is present in characters characterized by moral ambiguity. Multifaceted world. For a long time, the American imperialist ambition has been regarded as an expression of American idealism.

It includes not only imaginary characters in the story, but also characters in real life. Any of these heroes can be soldiers, firefighters, police, mothers, fathers, etc. In Allen Moor surveillance, all heroes are ordinary people who decide to fight crime. Compared with Greeans' hero's definition of Greece, these people are more like heroes than heroes. If everyone regarded as a hero is really a hero, who thought about a real hero? In the definition of a dictionary, we describe the hero as a person, but that person is usually adored for a certain quality or something he might have done. Is this all true? Can anyone really become a hero? A true hero is defined by his ability to break the law when necessary and not to have all the knowledge of the world, but to apply the necessary knowledge.

Moore, Allen Watching the Watcher is a graphic novel written by Allen Moore, interpreted by Dave Gibbons. This comic style novels focuses on a different history that masked heroes appeared in the 1940's and changed the things we knew about American history in the 1950's. The story takes place 40 years after the alert is illegal, the mask heroes need to work for the government or be regarded as a lawless element. As the United States approached World War II and the Scottish people sponsored by the government were killed, these heroes withdrew to the bottom of the murder, which could have a greater impact. - William Vernetris, 2018