There are not enough good things that I can say about the graphic novel V for Vendetta and its Genius author Alan Moore. In my opinion, once the literary world gets off its hoity toity ass and recognize the graphic novel as a respectable medium for fiction, Alan Moore will be the first one to get honored for the genius that is his work. And I am not exaggerating either. The guy is that good.

From the ode to 19th century fiction that is the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, to the amazingly historically accurate depcition of London during the rampage of Jack the ripper that is From Hell, to the geniusly constructed critique of human nature, world politics and what it takes to achieve world peace that is Watchmen, the man is a master of complex, dark and intricate narrative. I was introduced to his work in that order, and I loved every single one of them, with Watchmen being my absolute favorite. That is, until I read the epic masterpiece that is V for Vendetta.

The story is......

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Title: V For Vendetta
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