Manhattan becomes a notably darker figure starting from Flashpoint in which he enters the DC multiverse proper and uses a misguided Pandora to convince Barry Allen to merge three separate timelines in order to create Prime Earth - the merger allows him to erase 10 years from the reset universe, this also causes a massive reality-warp that alters the pasts of many characters and even brings back many formerly deceased characters.
In the HBO Watchmen series he is played by Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who also played Black Manta in Aquaman. In the 2009 Watchmen film Manhattan is portrayed by Billy Crudup, who also played John Musgrave in Mission Impossible III. While Doctor Manhattan was seen as the "bigger bad" of the DC multiverse for the majority of Doomsday Clock it has been revealed as of " Doomsday Clock #7" that Manhattan is not the malevolent entity DC originally made him out to be and his "bigger bad" status has been usurped by Ozymandias, who is the current main antagonist of the series. He is notable for his greatly detached views on humanity, as well as him being the only superhero with actual superpowers in the Watchmen universe. Following the events of Watchmen, he would go on to become a major antagonist in the mainstream DC universe, rewriting and manipulating numerous events and character histories for unknown reasons.
He is a nuclear physicist who would later be bestowed with vast reality warping and omniscient abilities following an accident that seemingly killed him. ~ Doctor Manhattan reflecting upon his impact on the DC Universe.ĭoctor Jonathan "Jon" Osterman, or better known as Doctor Manhattan, is one of the main characters of the comic miniseries and film Watchmen, and one of the main antagonists of the DC Comics universe, specifically during the New 52 and Rebirth eras, as well as the Doomsday Clock storyline. To this universe of hope.I have become the villain.
I'm just a puppet who can see the strings. Why does my perception of time distress you? Everything is preordained, even my responses.
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