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this post was submitted on 13 Sep 2023
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I'd go straight to Google and look up "Dr. Manhattan".
Honestly, I'd recommend that anyway. He is a character from a comic book written by Alan Moore. It's a reasonably quick read and is one of my favorite examples of comic books as a literary form. It's very thoughtful for a superhero story and features one of my favorite fictional villains of all time.
Head down to the local comic book store and ask there instead. They'll send you home with one of the finest comic books ever penned.