Rorschach
Creation & Design
Rorschach was created by writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons for the limited series 'Watchmen'. His character was inspired by the Question, a character from Charlton Comics.
Early Years
Walter Kovacs had a troubled childhood, leading to his transformation into Rorschach after witnessing the brutal murder of his mother. He adopted the Rorschach persona as a means to impose his own sense of justice.
Character Development
Rorschach's character is defined by his black-and-white moral philosophy, which often puts him at odds with other characters. His uncompromising nature and tragic end serve as a commentary on the nature of heroism and morality.
Cultural Reception
Rorschach is often regarded as one of the most complex and controversial characters in comic book history, with his mask and philosophy becoming iconic symbols.
Character Details
Real Name:
Walter Joseph Kovacs
Affiliations:
Minutemen, Watchmen
Abilities:
Expert detective, Hand-to-hand combat, Genius-level intellect
Equipment:
Grappling hook, Smoke bombs, Various weapons