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Len Wein's Ozymandias, exclusively previewed above, is just one of seven interconnected prequel miniseries arriving this summer as part of the Before Watchmen franchise. Everything old at DC Comics is new again, again. Watchmen — Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ canonical miniseries about superheroes and power (and their horrific abuses) — is being predictably rebooted as a prequel franchise. Just don’t call it a reboot, said Before Watchmen series editor Len Wein, who served as Moore and Gibbons’ original Watchmen editor in the 1980s. “To me, a reboot is what DC is essentially doing with the New 52, which is changing costumes, origins, relationships, essentially looking at old characters through new eyes,” Wein said in an e-mail to Wired.
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