V for vendetta

Remember, remember the fifth of November... This TPB edition collects the original 10 comic book issues, then divided in the graphic novel in three chapters. Creative Team: Writer: Alan Moore Illustrator: David Lloyd VALIANT VERICITY Remember, remember! The fifth of November, the gunpowder trea

Probably at least as important as Brave new world and 1984, because it can easier be read by younger audiences who, hopefully just still, aren´t into real reading Some may be crucified for calling graphic novels no real literature, but at least without brainwashing, endless torture, and unfunny cam Leggi tutto

I adored this graphic novel, every single page of it. If I could give it more than 5 stars, then I would.

Prison. What exactly is prison? Is it just the confinement in which we are placed after crime? Or is it something more? Can we become imprisoned without being aware of it? Can we even imprison ourselves? Perhaps even to the state? Alan Moore depicts these questions in this scary graphic novel that

Me: *is 21 yo and has no idea what tf V for Vendetta is about* My friend : *hands me her personal graphic novel in disgust* I pity you

An interesting premise - a lone, solitary man waging a vendetta against the power behind a totalitarian post-holocaust UK in a stark speculative future dystopia. Another Alan Moore classic, but one that loses direction as it progresses, from my point of view. 6 out of 12, Three Stars. The global reac Leggi tutto

I struggled for a long time with the growing notion that conservatives simply aren't funny. At first it seemed a silly idea, since conservatism draws from sources as varied as progressivism: all levels of intelligence and wealth, all kinds of people from all walks of life--yet none of them are funny Leggi tutto