Nova Express/HBO Timeline

Nova Express is a weekly magazine, consistently critical of costumed adventurers and a political antagonist of the New Frontiersman.

History

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Publication History

• July 12, 1975 - "After the Masquerade: Superstyle and the Art of Humanoid Watching", Doug Roth gives an interview with Adrian Veidt exploring his background, philosophies, music tastes, and politics.^[1]
• October 1985 - "How Sick is Dick? After 3rd Presidential Heart Op?",^[2][3] regarding Richard Nixon's health due to receiving a third heart operation.
• October 19, 1985 - "Dr. Manhattan Cancer Link New Evidence; Inside: Janey Slater Speaks", about the connection between Doctor Manhattan and cancer following an interview with Janey Slater.^[2]
• October 27, 1985 - "Superheroes in the News: The Spirit of '77", about the reemergence of superheroes.^[4] After the revelation that Rorschach stacked issues of the New Frontierman, Doug Roth criticized both him and the paper, drawing links between the masked adventurers and the Ku Klux Klan.^[5]
• December 1989 - Article describing Trent Reznor of the Nine Inch Nails as "the brilliant dark knight of anti-hero rock".
• 1995 - Article featuring an interview with Adrian Veidt where he's asked about Hector Godfrey's publication of Rorschach’s journal and the allegations against him. He laughed it off, calling it a conspiracy theory and a failure to engage in terrifying truths and declared the journal “fake news”.
• 2000 - Article criticizing Sons of Pale Horse's album The Book of Rorschach for romanticizing, “lone nut archetypes, enlightened madmen clichés, and a manifold of toxic pathologies”.
• Nova Express: Saigon published an allegation that Eddie Blake — during his time as a government operative – had fathered several children through numerous affairs around the world. Among his alleged progeny, seven were Vietnamese, ranging in age from 25 to 39, including multi-trillionaire Lady Trieu.

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