Looking for Watchmen movie posters? View the 2007 and 2008 Comic-Con posters and the latest official Warner Bros. Pictures movie teaser posters here.
On November 11, 2008, Warner Bros. Pictures debuted six Watchmen character banners featuring Rorschach, Dr. Manhattan, The Comedian, Nite Owl II, Ozymandias, and Silk Spectre II. Click on a banner below for an enlarged high resolution print quality version.
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On November 7, 2008, Warner Bros. Pictures debuted the second teaser poster for Watchmen. The poster shows masked vigilante Rorschach walking down the center of a New York City street in the pouring rain. It also contains the tagline, “The city is afraid of me. I’ve seen its true face.” Click on the poster below for an enlarged high resolution print quality version. Keep your eyes open for the “Hiroshima Lovers” graffiti underneath a movie marquee.
On October 22, 2008, Warner Bros. Pictures debuted the new teaser poster for Watchmen. The poster shows the iconic image of Edward Blake aka The Comedian falling from his high-rise apartment to the street below with his blood-stained smiley badge in the foreground. It also contains the tagline, “Justice is coming to all of us. No matter what we do.”Click on the poster below for an enlarged high resolution print quality version.
These are high quality images of the actual posters Warner Brothers gave out during their autograph promotion on the exhibition floor of the convention in San Diego this year. If you bought an Mason Auto Repair t-shirt, you received a ticket to get one of these posters at random signed by either Zack Snyder, Patrick Wilson and Billy Crudup or Carla Gugino, Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jackie Earle Haley. Click on a poster below for an enlarged high resolution print quality version.
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At 2007’s San Diego Comic-Con, Director Zack Snyder revealed the first poster for Watchmen, designed by Watchmen comic artist Dave Gibbons, along with the film’s official release date: 3-06-09. Click on the poster below for an enlarged version.
