V for Vendetta #8

" BOOK III, CHAPTER I "

One year after the bombing of the Parliament building, V destroys the Post Office Tower--effectively disabling the Eye, the Ear, and the Mouth. But what emerges from the destruction isn't yet the anarchy V envisioned, but chaos.

Book 3, Prologue
Book 3, Chapter 1: Vox Populi
Book 3, Chapter 2: Verwirrung
Book 3, Chapter 3: Various Valentines

ITULO: V for Vendetta

PORTADA: David Lloyd

GUION: Alan Moore

DIBUJO: David Lloyd

TINTA: David Lloyd

COLOR: David Lloyd; Siobhan Dodds; Steve Whitaker

EDITORIAL: DC Comics

FECHA: Febrero / 1989

GENERO: Ciencia Ficcion, Politica

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters:

• V

Supporting Characters:

• Evey Hammond

Villains:

• Norsefire

IDIOMA: Español



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V for Vendetta #7

" BOOK II, CHAPTER IV "

Evey is given a choice: confess and work with her captors or face death. It all leads to the truth of her abduction and the beginning of the final chapters of V's saga!

Book 2, Chapter 12: The Verdict
Book 2, Chapter 13: Values
Book 2, Chapter 14: Vignettes

 

 

 

TITULO: V for Vendetta #7

PORTADA: David Lloyd

GUION: Alan Moore

DIBUJO: David Lloyd

TINTA: David Lloyd

COLOR: David Lloyd; Siobhan Dodds; Steve Whitaker

EDITORIAL: DC Comics

FECHA: Enero / 1989

GENERO: Ciencia Ficcion, Politica

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters:

• V

Supporting Characters:

• Evey Hammond

Villains:

• Norsefire

IDIOMA: Español



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V for Vendetta #6

" BOOK II PART III "

Evey Hammond has been taken prisoner! Thrown into a cell and questioned and tortured relentlessly, Evey must search for a way to keep herself alive and her spirit itself from shattering.

Book 2, Chapter 8: Vengeance
Book 2, Chapter 9: Vicissitude
Book 2, Chapter 10: Vermin
Book 2, Chapter 11: Valerie

TITULO: V for Vendetta #6

PORTADA: David Lloyd

GUION: Alan Moore

DIBUJO: David Lloyd

TINTA: David Lloyd

COLOR: David Lloyd; Siobhan Dodds; Steve Whitaker

EDITORIAL: DC Comics

FECHA: Enero / 1968

GENERO: Ciencia Ficcion, Politica

PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters:

• V

Supporting Characters:

• Evey Hammond

Villains:

• Norsefire

IDIOMA: Español



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V for Vendetta #5 "Book II part II: A Vocational Viewpoint"

" LIBRO II PARTE II: VALORACIÓN PROFESIONAL "

V begins his broadcast and criticizes the human race itself, filling them in on their disappointing behavior. Meanwhile, Evey attempts to return to normal life after her abandonment.

Part IV: A Vocational Viewpoint 

Part V: The Vacation

Part VI: Variety

Part VII: Visitors

TITULO: V de Vendetta #5

FECHA: Enero / 1989
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color)
PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire
Other Characters: Unknown
Locations: V for Vendetta, England, London
Items: Unknown
Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Alan Moore

DIBUJO: David Lloyd

TINTA: David Lloyd

COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker

EDITORIAL: DC Comics

GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica

PAGINAS: 35

FORMATO: .cbr

TAMAÑO: 11.7 mb

 

 

 

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V of Vendetta #4 Book II part 1: "This vicious cabaret"

" LIBRO II: ESTE VICIOSO CABARET "

V must come to a decision about Evey, but it's one his young compatriot might not like. Plus, V breaks into a television station with an important message.

Prelude: The Vicious Cabaret

Part I: The Vanishing

Part II: The Veil

Part III: The Video

TITULO: V de Vendetta #4
FECHA: Diciembre / 1988 
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color) 
PERSONAJES: 

Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire
Other Characters: Unknown
Locations: V for Vendetta, England: London
Items: Unknown
Vehicles: None

ESCRITOR: Alan Moore 

DIBUJO: David Lloyd 

TINTA: David Lloyd 

COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker 

EDITORIAL: DC Comics 

GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica 

PAGINAS: 36 

FORMATO: .cbr 

TAMAÑO: 11.3 mb

 

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V for Vendetta #3 Europe After the Reign Book 3

" V DE VENDETTA LIBRO 1: EUROPA TRAS EL REINADO PARTE 3 "

Capítulo 9: Violence (Violencia)
Capítulo 10: Venom (Veneno)
Capítulo 11: The Vortex (El vórtice)

December 23rd, 1997
The body of Bishop Lilliman is taken back to the Nose at New Scotland Yard. Eric Finch speaks with pathologist Doctor Delia Surridge concerning the manner in which Lilliman was killed. Eric shows her a Violet Carson that was left at the scene of the crime. They make arrangements to meet later. 

At the Shadow Gallery, Evey is upset with her role in the death of Bishop Lilliman. While she knew that V planned on rescuing her and exposing Lilliman's scandalous affairs, she had no idea that her mysterious avenger intended on murdering him. She tells V that she will no longer be a party to murder.

In Knightsbridge, Fingerman Derek Almond gets into an argument with his wife, Rose. Rose states that his obsession with finding Codename V is ruining their marriage. Derek backhands her across the face, and retreats into the bedroom to clean his gun. 

Back at the Nose, Eric Finch and Dominic Stone continue investigating the recent V attacks. Stone draws a connection between Codename V and a series of classified hormonal experiments that took place at the Larkhill Resettlement Camp between 1992 and 1993. Three of the camp's administrators included two of V's previous victims – Lewis Prothero and Anthony Lilliman. Another name on the register is Doctor Delia Surridge. Finch has Stone get a hold of Derek Almond and warns him that Surridge may be V's next victim. 

That night in Plaistow, V enters Delia's bedroom. She awakens with a start, but despite the prominent Guy Fawkes mask, she knows immediately who it is standing before her. More than anyone, Surridge is responsible for creating the man that V has become. Unlike the others however, Delia is the only one to feel any sense of remorse over the part she played in this hideous drama. V injects her with a slow-acting poison and does her the courtesy of revealing his true face to her before she dies. A Violet Carson is left in her room. 

Derek Almond arrives at Delia's flat just as V exits the front door. He tries to apprehend him, but V is faster and stronger than Almond. He pins him to the wall and promptly kills him. 

December 24th, 1997
Eric Finch and Dominic Stone arrive in Plaistow, but V is long gone. Finch finds Surridge's diary sitting on a nightstand beside her bed. Over the course of several hours, he pours over the journal and reports his findings to Chancellor Adam Susan. 

Inside the journal is a detailed account of Surridge's pathological studies from the time she spent at Larkhill. She goes into detail concerning the subject from Room #5, the only apparent survivor of the Batch 5 experiments. As hoped, the subject's strength and reflexes were greatly enhanced from the hormone treatments, though the procedure rendered him completely insane. The journal further reveals that on Christmas Eve in 1993, the man from Room #5, having acquired all of the chemicals needed to produce napalm and mustard gas, engineered an elaborate escape attempt from Larkhill. His body was hideously burned from the multiple explosions, but he was nonetheless free. The subject from Room #5 eventually became the terrorist, Codename V. 

Finch is obsessed with Surridge's journal, but cannot understand why V left it for others to find. He cannot determine whether V's vendetta against his former tormentors is complete, or if there are still more travesties awaiting the people of London. 

TITULO: V de Vendetta #3
FECHA: Noviembre / 1988 
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color) 
PERSONAJES:

Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire, Adam Susan, Anthony Lilliman (Deceased) (Flashback and main story), Delia Surridge (Single appearance), Derek Almond (Final appearance), Dominic Stone, Eric Finch, Lewis Prothero (Flashback only)
Other Characters: Rose Almond
Locations: V for Vendetta reality: England (1997); Larkhill Resettlement Camp (1992-1993): London, Jordan Tower, New Scotland Yard, Shadow Gallery, Knightsbridge, Plaistow
Items: Batch-5, Delia Surridge's journal, A Violet Carson
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Alan Moore DIBUJO: David Lloyd

TINTA: David Lloyd COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker EDITORIAL: DC Comics GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica PAGINAS: 34 FORMATO: .cbr TAMAÑO: 12.0 mb

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V for Vendetta #2 Europe After the Reign Book 2

 

" V DE VENDETTA LIBRO 1: EUROPA TRAS EL REINADO PARTE 2 "

Capítulo 5: Versions (Versiones)
Capítulo 6: The Vision (La Visión)
Capítulo 7: Virtue Victorious (La Virtud Victoriosa)
Capítulo 8: The Valley (El Valle)

December 12th, 1997:
Norsefire leader Adam Susan retires to his private computer-monitoring chamber inside the Head. Speaking to himself at length, he professes his loneliness, as well as his dedication to the Norsefire cause. He confesses that his only true love is Fate – the Norsefire monitoring network. 

Meanwhile, V scales the top of the Old Bailey building and carries on a conversation with the statue of Madam Justice. He treats the statue as if it were an old lover, and he – the jilted cuckold. He accuses the statue of betraying him, as well as the concepts of liberty and freedom. Concluding their metaphorical affair, V leaves a parting gift – a heart-shaped box. Moments later, the dome of the Old Bailey explodes. 

At the Finger, Erich Finch and his assistant, Dominic Stone attempt to question Lewis Prothero. Prothero is still insensate from his recent encounter with V, and can do little but mutter the number "Five", over and over again. 

December 15th, 1997:
At the Shadow Gallery, Evey asks V about a quote inscribed upon an archway. Evey grows more comfortable with V, and asks if she can continue to stay at the Gallery. V senses that Evey is a kindred spirit. He tells her that he may have need for her that evening.

December 20th, 1997:
At Westminster Abbey, Bishop Anthony Lilliman conducts Sunday mass. All of the prominent members of the Norsefire party are present. After services conclude, Derek and Rosemary Almond have a conversation with Conrad Heyer and his wife, Helen. 

That evening, Bishop Lilliman retires to his quarters. He asks his valet, Dennis, to bring him a young lady. Despite his religious background, the Bishop indulges in sexual perversions with young women practically every evening. He is almost disappointed to discover that his latest conquest is fifteen-years-old. He prefers them younger. This night however, the Bishop's visitor is actually Evey Hammond. Evey bides her time, and lures the Bishop into his private bedchamber. V raids the Abbey and attacks Bishop Lilliman. He forces him consume a communion wafer dosed with cyanide. 

At the Ear, two of the agents turn on a monitor that feeds into the Bishop’s room. They are shocked to hear that the terrorist, V, has interrupted "Children's Hour". They contact the Finger, and before long, Eric Finch and Derek Almond arrive at the abbey. Finch finds a white carnation on the bedroom floor. 

December 21st, 1997:
Finch and Derek Almond review the evidence as recovered by the Ear's monitor tapes. The voices on the tapes are strained, but it is obvious that one voice belongs to V, and the other belongs to Lilliman. Music from Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 drowns out most of the dialogue on the tape. Almond points out that the opening to Beethoven's 5th movement is also Morse code for the letter "V".

TITULO: V de Vendetta #2
FECHA: Octubre / 1988 
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color) 
PERSONAJES:

Featured Characters: V
Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire: Adam Susan, Anthony Lilliman (First appearance), Conrad Heyer, Derek Almond, Dominic Stone (First appearance), Eric Finch, Lewis Prothero
Other Characters: Helen Heyer (First appearance), Rose Almond (First appearance), Brian (Single appearance), Dennis (Single appearance), Norm (Single appearance)
Locations: V for Vendetta; England: London, Jordan Tower, Old Bailey, Shadow Gallery, Westminster Abbey
Items: None
Vehicles: None
Vehicles: None 
ESCRITOR: Alan Moore 
DIBUJO: David Lloyd 
TINTA: David Lloyd 
COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd, Steve Whitaker

EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica 
PAGINAS: 34 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 12.1 mb

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V for Vendetta #1 "Europe After the Reign Book 1"

" V DE VENDETTA LIBRO 1: EUROPA TRAS EL REINADO"

Capítulo 1: The Villain (El Villano)
Capítulo 2: The Voice (La Voz)
Capítulo 3: Victims (Víctimas)
Capítulo 4: Vaudeville(Vaudeville)

It is the year 1997. In this post-nuclear reality, Great Britain has emerged as a controlled Fascist state. The monarchy has been supplanted by a leadership regime known as Norsefire. 

November 5th, 1997

A sixteen-year-old prostitute named Evey Hammond walks the streets of London eager for work. She approaches two men and propositions them, only to discover that they are Fingermen – high-ranking police officers that patrol the streets undercover. They grab Evey and press her against a brick wall, spitefully describing what they will do with her. Suddenly, a cloaked, masked avenger emerges from the shadows. Known only as V, he appears donned in a cape and a Guy Fawkes mask while quoting from Macbeth. V distracts the Fingermen with a concealed smoke-generator and kills one of them with an explosive artificial hand. 

Having rescued Evey, he takes her to a London rooftop, where she witnesses his next unbeleavable feat. V bombs the Palace of Westminster, and enhances the dramatic flair of the event with a fancy fireworks display. The fireworks overtop London form the shape of the letter "V". 

Norsefire leader Adam Susan responds to the terrorist plot. He consults with all of his department heads including Roger Dascombe, Eric Finch, Conrad Heyer, Derek Almond and Lewis Prothero. Prothero is a media orator who goes by the name "The Voice of Fate". Broadcasting his voice throughout the entire city, he alerts the citizens of London, that the destruction of the abandoned Westminister Palace was part of a scheduled demolition. 

Susan sends Derek Almond to Jordan Tower to consult with Roger Dascombe. Dascombe is a technician who works for a Norsefire civil service branch known as the Mouth. The Mouth is Norsefire's propaganda machine, and Derek wants to make sure that the Voice of Fate can quickly quell any rumors of a terrorist attack. 

Meanwhile, V takes Evey Hammond to his lair – a pop culture museum known as the Shadow Gallery. The Shadow Gallery is filled with books, music and movie posters that are now considered contraband by the auspices of the current ruling party. V leaves Evey at the Gallery and stalks off into the night. 

He attacks a subway car carrying Lewis Prothero and several Fingermen. He incapacitates the driver, kills the Fingermen and kidnaps Prothero. 

November 6th, 1997

Nose investigator Eric Finch and his junior assistant Dominic Stone investigate the Prothero kidnapping. Finch finds a Violet Carson at the scene of the crime – a calling card that he hopes will point him in the direction of the kidnapper. 

V meanwhile, brings Prothero to a special section of the Shadow Gallery. He finds an immense cavern that has been converted to resemble a place known as the Larkhill Resettlement Camp. It is learned that Prothero was once an officer serving at the Larkhill Resettlement Camp in 1993. The Larkhill Camp was a concentration camp for Negroes, homosexuals and political dissidents. It is revealed that V was once a prisoner at Larkhill in Room #5. V terrorizes him throughout the evening and ultimately drives Prothero insane. He drops him off at Scotland Yard and leaves him for the Fingermen to find. 

 

TITULO: V de Vendetta #1
FECHA: Septiembre / 1988 
PORTADA: David Lloyd (lapices, tinta, color) 
PERSONAJES:
 Featured Characters: V

Supporting Characters: Evey Hammond
Villains: Norsefire: Adam Susan, Conrad Heyer, Derek Almond, Eric Finch, Lewis Prothero (first appearance), Roger Dascombe
Other Characters: Etheridge, Frank (a Fingerman), George (a Fingerman), Mister Bishop, Mister Hammond (Flashback only), Mrs. Hammond (Flashback only), Ted (a Fingerman)
Locations: V for Vendetta; England: London: Jordan Tower, hadow Gallery, Westminster Abbey
Items: None
Vehicles: None 
ESCRITOR: Alan Moore 
DIBUJO: David Lloyd 
TINTA: David Lloyd 
COLOR: Siobhan Dodds, David Lloyd 
EDITORIAL: DC Comics 
GENERO: Ciencia ficcion, politica 
PAGINAS: 34 
FORMATO: .cbr 
TAMAÑO: 10.3 mb

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