In 2005, critics Lev Grossman Time and Richard Lacayo drew up the list of 100 most important novels in English of the twentieth century.
The only comics that are listed and Watchmen was for the following reasons:
" Watchmen is a graphic novel, a comic book with ambitions that has as its protagonists a jumble of bizarre, damaged, retired superhero: the fat Nite Owl, the frantic pessimistic Rorschach, the bright, almost omnipotent, no longer human Doctor Manhattan. Although their best time is behind them, these former fighters of crime, are thrown back into action by the murder of a former comrade, The Comedian, murder that turns out to be the anchor of a conspiracy much larger and disturbing. Told with ruthless realism psychological, which makes the plot coincide with the cinematic panels rich recurring themes Watchmen is a breathtaking and heartbreaking read and a watershed in the evolution of the half as the young comic. "
Lost in symmetry is not Official guide to reading Alan Moore's masterpiece and Dave Gibbons .
Lost in symmetry, it is not even a traditional dictionary in which the most ardent fans may find scientific answers to your questions. Lost in
symmetry is the chronicle of a journey on which, despite everything, there is still much left to tell.
Lost in symmetry is an authentic and passionate declaration of love for a literary classic that would say outright Italo Calvino "never fails to say what he has to say."
Read the article Grossman and Richard Lacayo web Time
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