Robert Redford - Watchmen (1986)

American actor and businessman, Robert Redford announced his candidacy for the 1988 presidential election, which was reported in a number of newspapers at some point after November 1985.

After Hector Godrey's two-column story was scrapped due to its anti-Russian sentiment, Seymour David suggested that they run the story about Redford for The New Frontiersman. However, Godfrey dismissed this notion, declaring that he would not dignify the news as credible and sarcastically remarked about anybody wanting "a cowboy actor in the White House."

The New Utopia - Watchmen (1986)

Rebuilt and rebranded from the damage caused by the Alien Monster's arrival in New York, The New Utopia as it now became known began operating again, choosing to screen films created by Andrei Tarkovsky such as The Sacrifice and Nostalgia.  

Burgers 'N' Boяscht - Watchmen (1986)

A new fast food restaurant chain that was founded in the months after the New York Massacre of 1985,  Burgers 'N' Boяscht embraced the socio-political climate of the "One World, One Accord" - the peace treaty between America and the Soviet Union - selling food from them both nations.

One of their stores replaced the ruins of the old Gunga Diner on the corner of fortieth and seventh, which was frequented by Seymour David on his lunch break, also taking out burgers for his employee Hector Godrey of The New Frontiersman.   

Pyramid Construction - Watchmen (1986)

A construction company contracted to help the reconstruction of New York City in the aftermath of the Massacre in November 1985, Pyramid Construction had ties with Adran Veidt, the man responsible for creating and unleashing the Alien Monster in the first place. 

Among the areas of New York that they were working on was the intersection of 40th Street and 7th Avenue, demolishing what had been left of the Institute for Extraspecial Studies so they could reinforce and suport new developments. 

Dollar Bill - Watchmen (1986)

A former member of the Minutemen, Dollar Bill - aka William Brady - joined the costumed adventures after his employees at the First National Bank contacted Larry Schexnayder, recommending him for the team. He took part in a number of their events, including their Christmas Party and their professional photo shoot, where he earned the respect of Hollis Mason; Mason seeing him as one of the "nicest men" he had ever known.

In 1946, just weeks after the death of The Silhouette, Dollar Bill was shot and killed at point-blank range after his cape got stuck in the revolving door whilst trying to prevent a robbery from happening.

His death impacted heavily on his former teammates, in particular, Nite Owl and Mothman, with the latter consoling himself with even more alcohol than usual.

William "Bill" Brady - Watchmen (1986)

A former Kansas College Star athlete, William "Bill" Brady was employed by the First National Bank of New York City in 1939, where he was hired by them to be their spokesperson and mascot, as well as a warning for potential criminals wanting to rob them.

After some time within the Minutemen, he was killed in his duties as Dollar Bill, with his death being one of the many factors that led to the team eventually disbanding.