>>150487589
Literally me

>>150487589
That's so retarded. Rorschach IS Alan Moore in some ways.

>>150487589
Is this guy's whole gimmick to rage farm engagement on xitter by strawmanning Alan Moore? At some point you have to wonder if the people spamming "RORSCHACH WAS RIGHT AND ALAN MOORE THINKS YOU'RE A STINKY NERD" are being intentionally obtuse with the most superficial takes.

>>150487748
Not Really
>Rorschach is willing to admit his faults and even apologize for his actions that hurt his friends.
>Willing to stand on principle on what he believes in, not just parrot talking points to get in with a cool crowd/get pity pussy
>Willing to die for what he believed in and even in death tries to spread the truth.
Nah, Moore is Nite Owl in his constant woe is me/gimmie crumb of coochie phase at best. How a /co/ntrarian like him still can't realize people would like the edgy loner with a spine instead of the self-serving schmuck with oneitis shows he's still a pseudo-intellectual blowhard.

>>150488462
>Rorschach is willing to admit his faults and even apologize for his actions that hurt his friends.
Rorschach never did these. That part where he shook hands with Dan was his way to get him on-track again. He continues the rest of the story not budging an inch. The second his "friends" decided to disagree with him, he turned his back on them.
Moore turned his back on his co-workers in similar ways.
>Willing to stand on principle on what he believes in
That's totally Moore. Just ask DC.
>Willing to die for what he believed in and even in death tries to spread the truth.
Moore has never been placed in a life or death situation, so we don't know if he would or wouldn't.
Moore also had the shit jobs in his youth and the smelly hobo look, so he added these to Rorschach's background.

>>150487589
desu that quote from moore came as a reply to someone who was like "omg rorschach is like literally me". if bill finger saw the santa cruz joker he would've probably said a similar thing

>>150488268
Poe's Law, someone pretending to be a retard who idolizes Rorschach is indistinguishable from the actual retards who do idolize Rorschach.

>>150487589
Alan Moore's relationship to Rorschach is, I think, indicative of him being a very good writer but not necessarily a very good person. In essence, Rorschach is supposed to be a depiction of a kind of person that Alan Moore does not like, and because Moore is a good writer, he creates a very convincing depiction of that kind of person. However, because Moore is not necessarily a very good person, he cannot imagine why some other people might admire the kind of person Rorschach is supposed to be, and therefore is shocked when other people like him.