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The classic '80s comic book series later reprinted as a graphic novel, written by Alan Moore and illustrated by David Lloyd, about a totalitarian England and a costumed freedom fighter/terrorist named V.

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A Quick Tip by Count_Orlok_22

Sep 24, 2009

by Count_Orlok_22
posted in Speech Bubbles: Comics & Graphic Novels

Before Watchmen, Alan Moore wrote this highly political masterpiece. He and David Lloyd created a story about anarchy vs. fascism. Awesome.

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review by MemoryShock. July 06, 2010

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

Ultimately Not A Vendetta

This is a great example of how our social structure has evolved to perhaps caution against an assumed caste. The main character, V, was forced to undergo what is considered by today's standards ghastly and illegal experimentation that resulted in not his inability to adhere to social standards but integrate his self within them. The book illustrates his personal efforts to undermine a corrupt and conspiratorial system in which the medical experiments performed on V result … more

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review by casualgamer01. July 01, 2010

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

Awesome graphic novel

V for Vendetta is a 'whatif' scenario by grahic novel genius Alan Moore. The book takes place in London, England in a universe where after rioting a far right group which follows a fascist nordic ideology sweeps into power in London and does what any fascist political party would be expected to do - exercises complete control over the country and ruthlessly kill and maim with no regard for human life. The book starts in a human experimentation lab where people are used as test subjects with … more

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review by freddiecosmo. July 12, 2010

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

More like C- for Vendetta

I mean what can I say? Who doesn't like a story of totalitarian society along with a masked phantom terrorist who isn't really a terrorist but is actually trying to save the subdued and coerced culture? I know I do! However, V for Vendetta isn't one of the best. Don't get me wrong, everyone loves a good individualist story, being different never really goes out of style; but NOT being different from all the other "I'm-different and-damn-proud-of-it" novels is … more

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Quick Tip by rickfazollo. July 15, 2010

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A Quick Tip by rickfazollo

Perfect Poetic Protest. This is an unique and great novel. You will never read something like V for Vendetta. Alan Moore shows how a person that we firstly take as lunatic actually is a real visionary.

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Quick Tip by twit10. July 13, 2010

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A Quick Tip by twit10

I honestly found this book hard to follow. I spent much time confused.

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Quick Tip by brianna. July 12, 2010

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A Quick Tip by brianna

i have not a clue why i seem to be in love with this movie. i think the hero in this movie was also the viline. it showed just a little bit of weho i am.

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