V for Vendetta (Paperback)

from davidpwhelan

No need to really discuss the art of Alan Moore and David Lloyd. The story is incredibly well done, and reviewed and discussed in many other locations. The only addition I would make is that the quality of this edition is a bit light, and in some of the later panels, the selected colors make it d...

from xicanti

Nuclear war has changed the world. Continents are gone. The UK has become a fascist state. Few are willing to speak out against the injustices the government perpetrates every day. Then one man--codename V--begins to do just that. The more Alan Moore I read, the more I like his work. His stories ...

from PhoenixTerran

I really didn't intend on reading this. However, seeing a clip from the movie (Valerie's letter) in my oral history class led me to watch the entire movie with my roommate, who had read the graphic novel. Since I enjoyed the movie so much, I decided that I'd better read the original as well. Obvi...

from Abbzer

I've put this book aside for another one I found recently, so I haven't gotten far in this one. The print is a little small for my taste, but this is one of my first times reading a graphic novel. I was into them for about 2 years when I was younger, but I don't remember the print being as small ...

from aadyer

An excellent premise,which I was introduced to by watching the film first. I was keen to find out the basis of the film and although this has dated somewhat, it still has issues that are very resonant today. Totaliterianism and the very Englishness of this make it compulsive reading. Alan Moore t...