⏰ The Watchmen world meets the DC Universe, the reckoning six issues in — Doomsday Clock #6 (of 12), the standard edition of Geoff Johns and Gary Frank’s landmark 12-issue series that finally, definitively brought the Watchmen characters into the DC Universe proper and built the event that reshaped DC’s continuity for years afterward. Watchmen (1986–1987) is the most critically acclaimed work in mainstream superhero comics history — Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ 12-issue maxiseries deconstructed the superhero genre with literary sophistication that changed how the medium was perceived by readers and critics alike. The characters — Rorschach, Doctor Manhattan, Silk Spectre, Ozymandias — have never been more alive than in those original 12 issues. Doomsday Clock is the most ambitious attempt to bring that world into contact with DC’s mythology: Geoff Johns writing, Gary Frank drawing, the result a mega-event that positions Doctor Manhattan as the hidden force behind DC’s own continuity. Issue #6 is the series’ midpoint — all the narrative threads fully established, the collision course between the Watchmen world and the DC Universe locked in, the implications beginning to become undeniable. Gary Frank’s art pays meticulous tribute to Dave Gibbons’ 9-panel grid while finding its own visual identity. ⏰ Doomsday Clock #6 is the greatest superhero comic universe, six chapters into its collision with the greatest superhero deconstruction ever written.

This is Doomsday Clock #6 (of 12) — Geoff Johns and Gary Frank’s landmark series (DC Comics, July 2018).

📋 Issue Details

🎨 Writer: Geoff Johns
🎨 Art: Gary Frank
📚 Publisher: DC Comics

🔑 Collector Specs

📦 Condition: New Old Stock (NOS), unread