Watchmen series premiere TV billboards...

Ten years after Zack Snyder brought writer Alan Moore and artist Dave Gibbons legendary Watchmen DC comic book series to the big screen, HBO and Damon Lindelof are reimagining the superhero epic for a new generation on television.

Set in an alternate United States, Watchmen embraces the idea that superheroes and masked vigilantes were outlawed due to their increasingly violent methods.

Now a white supremacy group calling themselves 'The Seventh Cavalry' and wearing 'Rorschach' masks are attacking the homes of police members, causing the police to start wearing masks too.

Regina King plays one of those cops, 'Detective Angela Abar', also known as 'Sister Night', part of a new tale set in a world where the events of the original storyline took place, making the possibility of the appearance of characters like 'Doctor Manhattan', 'Silk Spectre' and 'Ozymandias' all the more likely.

These striking series launch billboards were photographed along Sunset Boulevard, San Vicente Boulevard and Wilshire Boulevard from September 25 to October 3, 2019.

Fans of the comic book series can also enjoy these Watchmen movie billboards from 2009 and these screen-used Watchmen movie costumes and props on display.

Meanwhile admirers of the Oscar-winning actress can also check out this billboard for Seven Seconds.

Tick-tock, tick-tock, it's almost time for the fun to start. Will you be watching this version of the Watchmen this fall?

Facebook Watch: Sorry for Your Loss season 2 and Limetown series premiere TV billboards...

Just when you thought there were already too many ways to watch television, in the coming months the streaming wars are really heating up with offerings from Disney+, Apple TV+ and HBO Max.

Plus following in the footsteps of other online platforms like YouTube Originals, you can also add Facebook Watch to the mix as it ramps up its outdoor advertising for two of its original television offerings, the second season of Sorry for Your Loss and the series launch of Limetown.

In the drama Sorry for Your Loss which debuted last September 2018, Elisabeth Olsen plays a young widow, 'Leigh Shaw', who along with her family struggles to cope with the unexpected death of her husband and is forced to reassess her life and relationships.

Meanwhile in the ten-part drama Limetown, based on the podcast fiction series of the same name, Jessica Biel stars as a journalist for American Public Radio named 'Lia Haddock', who tries to uncover the mystery behind why ten years ago over 300 people from a neuroscience research facility in rural Tennessee vanished.

As you can see online programming is trying to evolve beyond short funny cat videos, pranks and makeup tutorials to quality storytelling.

These sophomore season billboards for Sorry for Your Loss were snapped along the Sunset Strip on October 1.

Meanwhile the series launch billboard for Limetown was snapped along the Sunset Strip and Olympic Boulevard on October 2, 2019.

Fans of Elisabeth Olsen can also enjoy these For for Your Loss season one billboards and all these Avengers movie billboards.

Meanwhile Jessica Biel admirers can check out these billboards for The Sinner and these Total Recall movie remake billboards.

With the social media platform facing more and more scrutiny about users privacy and the spread of political disinformation and fake news for profit, it's no wonder Facebook are spending big on outdoor advertising to get people interested in their new shows.

El Camino: A Breaking Bad movie billboards...

Some series live on even after they've ended and this October we find out what happened to Aaron Paul's 'Jesse Pinkman' after his escape from captivity at the end of Breaking Bad's fifth season in Netflix's original film, El Camino.

Vince Gilligan, the creator of the series, returns to write and direct this event movie sequel to let fans know Jesse Pinkman's fate.

These billboards for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie were photographed in multiple ad locations along the Sunset Strip from September 29 to October 8, 2019.

These tented 'Vamonas Pest - We'll kill 'em dead!' installation is especially fun and fan-pleasing, the Albuquerque bug fumigation business being a legitimate front for their meth manufacturing business.

Fans of the show can also enjoy all these Breaking Bad billboards, plus these billboards for spin-off prequel Better Call Saul.

Meanwhile Aaron Paul admirers can check out these Need for Speed movie billboards and these billboards for The Path TV series.

Is this now the end of Breaking Bad, are all loose ends tied up, or are there more tales to tell of Jesse Pinkman and 'Walter White' in the future?

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil movie billboards...

In 2014 we learned the true story of why 'Maleficent' cursed the baby 'Princess Aurora' and turned her into a Sleeping Beauty.

Now Angelina Jolie reprises her role as the infamous dark fairy in Disney's live-action sequel, Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.

In this dark fantasy installment, Michelle Pfeiffer plays the formidable 'Queen Ingrith' who tries to drive a rift between the powerful fairy and her goddaughter 'Aurora' (played once again by Elle Fanning).

The mother of 'Prince Phillip' plans to use the wedding of her son and Aurora to divide humans and fairies once and for all.

These movie sequel billboards were snapped along Cahuenga Boulevard, La Brea Avenue, Beverly Boulevard, Ventura Boulevard and the Sunset Strip from September 29 to October 1, 2019.

The special extension cut-outs featuring a solo winged Maleficent also remind Daily Billboard of these recent devilish Lucifer billboards.

Fans of Angelina Jolie can also enjoy these Maleficent movie billboards, these Salt movie billboards and these billboards for The Tourist.

The first movie scored over $758.5 million at the global box office, so let's see how high this magical sequel can soar.

The Circus: Inside the Wildest Political Show on Earth season 4 TV billboards...

Just where do you start with this President and this current administration? Is it the corruption, the collusion, or the keeping of kids in cages?

There's just so much insanity to cover, so fortunately Showtime's groundbreaking documentary series, The Circus, is back to help you navigate the latest goings-on at the White House and on Capitol Hill.

The docu-series is also out in the field on the campaign trail trying to cover the large field of Democratic candidates for the 2020 presidential election, so there's plenty of politics to cover.

These eye-catching billboards for the show's midseason return for its fourth season were photographed along the Sunset Strip and La Brea Avenue from September 25 to September 29, 2019.

For more ad creatives from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, make sure you also check out this Race to the White House billboard and these Olympus Has Fallen billboards.

With his impeachment imminent, we can only imagine things will get even wilder in the world of politics in the hours, days, weeks and months ahead.

Let's just hope Trump doesn't tear the White House, or the country, down around him at the same time.

Raising Dion series premiere TV billboards...

If Stumptown and Batwoman don't satisfy your comic book adaptation cravings this fall, then maybe Netflix's new superhero sci-fi series Raising Dion will.

Based on Dennis Liu's 2015 comic book and short film, the show follows a widowed mother named 'Nicole Reese' (Alisha Wainwright) raise her son after the death of her scientist husband 'Mark' (played by Michael B. Jordan).

The normal dramas of being a single mother are amplified when her young son 'Dion' (Ja'Siah Young) starts to exhibit supernatural powers, who others are keen to exploit.

These dramatic series launch billboards were photographed along the Sunset Strip and Westwood Boulevard on September 29, 2019, and the following day.

The streaming service is no stranger to kids with powers, just check out out 'Eleven' in Stranger Things, but let's see if this original series has the ability to supply enough super-twists to manifest a second season.

The Addams Family animated movie billboards...

This month Halloween comes early with the return of The Addams Family to the big screen, this time in animated form.

The macabre aristocratic clan were first created by Charles Addams and originally published as a satirical cartoon comic strip in The New Yorker from 1938.

Famously starring in their own live-action television series for two seasons from 1964 to 1966, The Addams Family also found live-action fame in two theatrical release films in 1991 and 1993 with Raul Julia as 'Gomez' and Anjelica Huston bringing 'Morticia' to life.

Now the husband and wife are finding new life in the animated film alongside their children 'Pugsley' and 'Wednesday', Gomez's brother 'Uncle Fester', his mother, his 'Cousin Itt', their butler 'Lurch' and the handy 'Thing'.

This time around the creepy and kooky family are venturing to a scary new neighbourhood to live, New Jersey, but are their new neighbours quite ready for their gruesome charms?

This animated installment boasts an all-star voice cast for the ghoulish family including Oscar Isaac, Charlize Theron, Chloë Grace Moretz, Finn Wolfhard, Nick Kroll, Snoop Dog and Bette Midler to name just a few.

These movie billboards were snapped along Beverly Boulevard, Olympic Boulevard, Vine Street, La Brea Avenue, Highland Avenue and Melrose Avenue from September 21 to September 30, 2019 (although there do seem to be a shortage of female characters from the film haunting the city skyline).

The eye-catching 3D lightbulb installation for the Uncle Fester billboard was created with the help of Atomic Props & Effects.

For more outdoor ads to get you in the mood for Halloween, make sure you also check out these ParaNorman movie billboards, these Hotel Transylvania film billboards and these Disneyland Halloween Time billboards.

Let's see if the mysterious and spooky clan's animated adventures will be as much of a scream as their live-action counterparts this Halloween.