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Welcome, welcome bookfriends!
The July/August Discover Read (Graphic Novel)’s winner is The Watchman by Alan Moore.
The Cold War is still happening and one of our greatest Presidents, Nixon, is still in the oval office. Let's get ready to go through this psychological thriller from the 80s together.
The Watchman is an omnibus created with 12 issues, we are going to divvy up the schedule between 12 check-ins. Below will be a list of check-ins (AKA the schedule) and if you want to participate as a Read Runner, please go ahead and say so in the comments.
We are looking forward to reading with you all!
Friday July 21 - Issue 1, “At Midnight, All the Agents…” (u/fixtheblue)
Monday July 24 - Issue 2, “Absent Friends”
Wednesday July 26 - Issue 3, “The Judge of All the Earth” (u/Superb_Piano9536)
Friday July 28 - Issue 4, “Watchmaker” (u/frdee_)
Monday July 31 - Issue 5, “Fearful Symmetry”
Wednesday August 2 Issue 6, “The Abyss Gazes Also”
Friday August 4 - Issue 7,”A Brother To Dragons”
Monday August 7 - Issue 8, “Old Ghosts”
Wednesday August 9 - Issue 9, “The Darkness of Mere Being” (u/thebowedbookshelf)
Friday August 11 - Issue 10, “Two Riders Were Approaching” ( u/KieselguhrKid13)
Monday August 14 - Issue 11, “Look Upon My Works, Ye Might…” (u/fixtheblue)
Wednesday August 16 - Issue 12, “A Stronger Loving World” (u/Tripolie)
Can’t wait to read with everyone starting July 21st.
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