I have no idea, but in March 2009, I’m definitely sure that I’ll be watching the Watchmen… movie.

Watchmen movie poster by Dave Gibbons, exclusive for the San Diego Comic Con

Warner Bros. Pictures has recently confirmed the cast for Watchmen, the movie adaptation of Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons‘ comic book mini-series masterpiece. Jackie Earle Haley will play Rorschach, Billy Crudup will play Dr. Manhattan, Matthew Goode will play Ozymandias, Patrick Wilson will play Nite-Owl, Jeffrey Dean Morgan will play The Comedian, and the ridiculously hot Malin Akerman will play The Silk Spectre.

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This is the first face-rocking week of Face Rockery’s new face-rocking “schedule”. From this point onwards, I’ll stuff your face with new comics reviews on Mondays, whatever crap I can come up with on Tuesdays, interesting images and videos on Wednesdays, face-rocking comic book covers on Thursdays, and comics news on Fridays. This is a whole new level of nerdification, people! Now, onto the reviews!

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Every Friday, Baddie hits you with face-rocking comic book covers that could inspire you to say either “HOLY FUCK, THAT’S AWESOME!!!” or “WTF, ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!” Whether it’s the awesomest of all awesome covers that ever awesomed, or the shittiest of all crappy covers that ever took a dump, if it’s face-rocking, it’s in here.

With World War Hulk kicking into high gear, it’s only fitting that we direct our attention to the Hulk and some of of his most face-rocking covers. When it comes to the Hulk, almost every cover is face-rocking. Literally.

The Hulk is giving a whole new meaning to the term “road rage”. Hulk: “Puny human cut off Hulk! This Hulk’s lane, dammit! HULK IN THE MIRROR CLOSER THAN HE APPEARS!!!” Poor Guy Freaking Out: “Huwhaaaaa?!”

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With DC releasing a teaser image last week for “Final Crisis”, I’ve realized that I have a love/hate relationship with Marvel’s Distinguished Competition. Well, at least with their events.

Although I mostly hated the Civil War mini-series, I loved the concept as a whole. And there were a lot of good tie-ins. I also enjoyed the fallout of said event, plus other recent and current Marvel events that include Annihilation, Annihilation: Conquest, and World War Hulk. With DC, however, they fall short on the follow-ups and tie-ins, with the exception of 52 which I totally dug.

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Stan tells TV Guide magazine:

I like her, she’s a very nice, lovely girl.

Very smooth, old man. Very smooth.

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