It wasn't bad, although I couldn't decide if the analogues (Owlman and a woman with dark brown straight hair who wears black and yellow and is involved with Owlman) were knowing nods to Watchmen or just plagarism.

I think it was the other way around, actually.

Yeah, Watchmen was based on a bunch of characters that they eventually didn't let Alan Moore use directly. Rorschach was The Question for example (and closer to Ditko's original version - scary Randian tendencies and all - as opposed to the 80s re-run).

I learned that here.

Eeeenteresting.

Owlman's nihilism was very Moore-ish, I thought, so it's cool how these things inform and affect each other.

French superhero covers.

There's a superhero called Mole Man?

Villain.

Still, that's got to be low down on the list as names go.

Still, that's got to be low down on the list as names go.

As low as the mole can dig.

There's a superhero called Mole Man?

There is a superhero called Squirrel Girl.