Watchmen's queer(ish) universe
Queer Comic Book Characters: Rorschach and Ozymandias (Oct 7th) Watchmen 3 of 3 Both Rorschach (Walter Kovacs) and Adrian Veidt (Ozymandias) are also possible LGBT characters. However, the text does not directly identity either them as gay; it only gives undertones and innuendos. Adrian Alexander Veidt is a former costumed adventurer and billionaire industrialist who draws inspiration from his hero Alexander the Great and the Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses II , from whom he took his name, Ozymandias. He used his company, Veidt Enterprises , to create a giant, mutated, squid monster and violently teleported it to New York City on November 2, , at the stroke of midnight.
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Adrian Alexander Veidt, otherwise known as Ozymandias, is an asexual/bisexual character created by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons for the DC Comics-published limited series Watchmen, making his debut in Watchmen Volume 1 #1, released on May 13th, Adrian read all twenty-four volumes of his. Every single character is a Time Lord And I don't just mean every single character in the real world, even the ones who only appeared in one panel and had no name. I also mean that every single character within the Black Freighter pirate comics is also a Time Lord. Queer Comic Book Characters
In the intro to Watchmen you can see Adrian Veidt aka Ozymandias in front of numerous lgbt and androgynous icons referencing how in the original graphic novel Rorschach suspects him to be gay, along with Viedt's interest in androgyny. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. In the graphic novel, Rorschach, who is investigating the death of The Comedian, after interrogating Ozymandius, says "Possibly homosexual. Watchmen Fan Theories (WMG)
The creator and director of Watchmen may have many differences of opinion, but both agree that Watchmen character Adrian Veidt, aka Ozymandias, isn't the gay man some fans have made him out to be. However, the text does not directly identity either them as gay; it only gives undertones and innuendos. As probably the most popular Watchmen character, Rorschach is an anti-hero with a black and white sense of right and wrong. 
In the intro to Watchmen you can see Adrian Veidt aka
In the modern day setting of Watchmen, the only character who seems possibly gay is Ozymandias, aka Adrian Veidt, who is part of the present day Watchmen, and is eventually revealed (SPOILER ALERT. Adrian Veidt is Ozymandias , the smartest man alive and former costumed crime-fighter. After vigilantism had been outlawed, Veidt retired from heroics and became a businessman, but his ambitions were always greater.
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Or, running with the "Veidt is gay" theory below—Veidt's hardly hiding it— the pervasive use of "gay" became more common regardless of gender with Adrian's influence. .
Adrian Veidt
After observing, Adrian, almost effortlessly, disarms a dangerous dealer and renders him unconscious. The dealer is by far no match for Veidt, his training now flawlessly fine-tuned. Thusly, Veidt can almost assuredly calculate the dealer’s moves and best him in his mind before doing so physically. I keep thinking about that ego. . Adrian Veidt
Adrian Veidt is Ozymandias, the smartest man alive and former costumed crime-fighter. After vigilantism had been outlawed, Veidt retired from heroics and became a businessman, but his ambitions were always greater. He saved the world from nuclear armageddon by slaughtering millions and claiming it to be an alien invasion, but when it was revealed to be a hoax and war began, Veidt traveled to. .