Powerful, but it is better to see the movie!

I would have loved to five stars to this comic that, alongside the cult Watchmen the same author, also figure reference in the field of anticipation works. This comic has also just like the film inspired the cybermouvement Anonymous, the latter having taken the mask of V as a symbol of their action. Certainly, the oppressive atmosphere is very well made with a thick black line, but perhaps the fault of the features walnut (too) many characters and make them less identifiable. This does not facilitate reading because the script itself is already complex, if not complicated, and suffers from an obvious lack of pace - even if some passages remain very strong.

Despite these shortcomings, the fact remains that there was something powerful and subversive, not least by the resistance messages disseminated through the pages against totalitarian systems, even behind our Democracy facades, are never far away, ready to repress what they perceive as a potential threat. As for the mask worn by V, it can be interpreted in two ways: it serves both to remain anonymous face a repressive power but also represents immortality of ideas than ever fiercer diets do manage to remove .

Too bad again as reading this comic is sometimes tedious, and in this regard, it will turn more readily to the film that is inspired, playful and much more fluid, and which perfectly preserves the spirit of comics.