Absolute V for Vendetta

by Alan Moore, David Lloyd

366 pages

English language

Published Feb. 21, 2009 by DC Comics, Vertigo.

ISBN:: 978-1-4012-2361-8
OCLC Number:: 369140372

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Esin/William reviewed V for Vendetta by Alan Moore

IT'S EPIC

5 stars

Content warning Spoilers!

I've watched some clips from the movie adaptation before. Well the "Ideas are bulletproof" scene was much more badass in the movie, for example, but I still really enjoyed the comic. It was fucking epic! Kudos to Alan Moore, David Lloyd, and everyone else who worked on the comic!

I love V, I love Evey, and I love that one "Bollocks" kid! Alongside that, Ms. Almond and Dr. Surridge were pretty interesting characters, and Mr. Finch's redemption arc was pretty cool.

Edit: I forgot to say that Valerie Page is also very cool, I love her too

sawauthor reviewed V for Vendetta by Alan Moore

Review of V for Vendetta

3 stars

Enjoyed the movie more.

📚 Capparis 📚 reviewed V de Vendetta by Alan Moore

Review of 'V de Vendetta' on 'Goodreads'

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Pues no sé hace mucho que me lo leí si lo releo actualizo eta vaina

WardenRed reviewed Absolute V for Vendetta by Alan Moore

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5 stars

Sometimes, we all need stories where it's all about sunlight and flowers and potentially dramatic situations quickly turning into happy chances. This is one such book, and it's wonderful. I think it's the most optimistic, smile-inducing ghost story I've ever encountered. The characters are wonderful, the artwork is gentle and stunning, and the romance is so cute and so well-done. Even though the story is pretty short, you can really feel all the staples of a good friends-to-lovers love story as the mutual pining builds up to a kiss in the sun. I did feel the story was a bit rushed, especially in the second half, but it didn't take away from my enjoyment.