Sunder Singh Bisht

I'm very pleased after reading this. Dr. Manhattan was confused and in despair in the beginning but he only needed a little guidance, a hope that enabled him to discover his purpose in the world. It also felt great seeing that Superman, the ultimate symbol of hope, inspired Jon to do the right thing. Kudos to the artists who were behind this. This piece brings hope. Hope in the form that people can change, that we have choices to make a better world. We all need it during our time when our real world doomsday clock is so close to midnight and our own world is divided by the never ending struggle to seize control and power.

Loved the story and character build-up. We can observe a plethora of personalities within the story. When talking about horror, people would mostly remember a few scenes of jump-scare or gore. All that is just a part of horror. True horror is when you see people act in extreme measures and you know that something like that can be devastating. The story covers this and much more. Takes time to seep in but worth the wait. Makes you question things.