V for Vendetta by Alan Moore

V for Vendetta is a representative novel written by Alan Moore in the late 1980s. Novels occur in alternative reality; the country governed by the Fascist government by the British government, it is believed that the rest of the world is ruined for nuclear warfare. According to your view, the protagonist / villain is a self-called anarchist who survived the government's experiment called simply "V", a man called a compound of a mysterious man and a batch. His face is not shown in this book, but V still draws attention of the reader through such a dark existence.

The movie "V for Vendetta" directed by James McGrady and "V for Vendetta" by Alan Moore are about a freely fighter called "V" completed with Evey Hammond accompanying him. Boasting of V 's parliament and restraining government control over the people. Please get the idea with "V for Vendetta" V. V's idea of ​​battle forced him to act without fear of his own security and fight against the corrupt government. He did this because "The idea is bulletproof." He may be stopped dead, but he can not suppress the idea he won. What "V for Vendetta" has to tell us is that thinking is very powerful, beyond the death of the person who imagined it. The whole movie shows this through clothing, dialogue, and symbols. The mask worn by V clearly shows the use of "V for Vendetta" clothing. V is wearing a mask representing a man named Guy Fawkes.

Among Alan Moore's favorite picture novels, V for Vendetta shows how violent British tyranny is and has good examples of human prototypes. For example, to overthrow the government's unfriendly policy, the warrior (V) was aided by a young woman (Evey) - both the warrior and the young woman were regarded as heroes or heroes. V has plans to blow up Congress for future generations, but they are all heroes. In addition, the most popular color in the movie is the iconic sacrifice of red and the birth of a new generation.