Warning: This post contains major spoilers for Watchmen‘s third episode and Lady Trieu. HBO “Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!” Adrian Veidt took his superhero name from Percy Bysshe Shelley’s ...

Ozymandias finally appeared on Watchmen’s third episode. Pic credit: HBO On the third episode of Watchmen on HBO, the Lord of the Manor finally revealed that he was, in fact, Adrian Veidt, the villain ...

Adrian Veidt, aka Ozymandias, is the smartest man in the world in Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ Watchmen comic, and the primary antagonist behind everything that occurs. In the HBO series he’s declared ...

UPDATE, Episode 8: That episode was so crazy when it came to our favorite Alexander-the-Great-loving-mass-murdered it needed its own column: What Watchmen’s 8th Episode Revealed about Ozymandias HBO ...

But what does this mean for Adrian Veidt, who was previously shown attempting to engineer an escape — but in this episode’s flashback he’s clearly longing for a sense of purpose that Doctor Manhattan ...

In Watchmen, the mad genius was played by Jeremy Irons. He talked to IGN about how all the former hero’s decisions make a certain bit of logical sense back in 2019. “I think anybody must properly ...

So we've all read the Daily Beast interview by now, right? The original Watchmen made quite a lot of the rectangles and circles. The nine panel grid, holding smiley face buttons, Dr Manhattan ...

In a show full of weird characters, the weirdest part of HBO’s Watchmen is easily Adrian Veidt/Ozymandias (at least, that’s who we think Jeremy Irons is playing in a series of scenes disconnected from ...

It seems those rumors that Tom Cruise was up for a role in Zack Snyder's Watchmen adaptation were accurate, but the Hollywood megastar wasn't interested in playing the character Snyder wanted him for!

Official HBO Teaser Trailer Explained | Full Breakdown And All Easter Eggs here - Listen to our podcast Watching The Watchmen ...