V for Vendetta (TP)

“Remember, remember the fifth of November…”

In a dystopian future where Britain has descended into a fascist police state, one man stands against the tyranny—an enigmatic figure known only as V. Cloaked in a Guy Fawkes mask, V launches a calculated, poetic crusade of terror against a totalitarian regime, aiming not only to dismantle its power but to awaken the public it oppresses.

As V orchestrates acts of rebellion with theatrical flair and chilling resolve, he draws a young woman named Evey Hammond into his world. What begins as a rescue becomes a radical awakening, forcing Evey to confront the fine line between vengeance and justice, and to question what freedom really means.

This modern classic of graphic literature is Alan Moore and David Lloyd at their most incisive, blending politics, philosophy, and human drama into a singular work of rebellion. V for Vendetta is as relevant today as when it was first written—an essential read for anyone questioning power, surveillance, and identity in a modern world.