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Category Archives: October 5
Red Assaults & Comic Gems
In a lot of ways, Watchmen was a hugely satisfying book. Before getting to the serious writing, however, let me address the silly end of the spectrum. You see, for years in high school I (mostly) jokingly believed that every … Continue reading
Posted in Jon Rossi, October, October 5
Tagged Alan Moore, antichrist, Book of Revelation, Christ, Dr. Manhattan, John the Revelator, Jon, moore, Nite Owl, Revelation, Rorschach, watchmen
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Second Law of Thermodynamics
An apocalyptic narrative “resists the crisis of change by inculcating change into its very vocabulary, assuring its reader that “the parent disorder of history, will finally affirm order”. –Lois Parkinson Zamora In a system, the process that occurs will tend … Continue reading
Posted in Andreas Apostolopoulos, October 5
Tagged apocalypse, change, eschatology, Literature, Revelation, Thermodynamics
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