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DC Comics · 1989
10 · Vol. V for Vendetta
The final issue of writer Alan Moore and artist David Lloyd's acclaimed series! One may be able to kill a person, but an idea is bulletproof... Chapter Titles Book 3, Chapter 8: Vultures Book 3, Chapter 9: The Vigil Book 3, Chapter 10: The Volcano Book 3, Chapter 11: Valhalla
DC Comics · 1989
9 · Vol. V for Vendetta
The final steps of V's plan are set into motion as he finally has his confrontation with Finch--an encounter that one of them will not survive. Chapter Titles Book 3, Chapter 4: Vestiges Book 3, Chapter 5: The Valediction Book 3, Chapter 6: Vectors Book 3, Chapter 7: Vindication
DC Comics · 1989
8 · Vol. V for Vendetta
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. Chapter Titles Book 3, Prologue Book 3, Chapter 1: Vox Populi Book 3, Chapter 2: Verwirrung Book 3, Chapter 3: Various Valentines
DC Comics · 1989
7 · Vol. V for Vendetta
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! Chapter Titles Book 2, Chapter 12: The Verdict Book 2, Chapter 13: Values Book 2, Chapter 14: Vignettes
DC Comics · 1989
6 · Vol. V for Vendetta
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. Chapter Titles Book 2, Chapter 8: Vengeance Book 2, Chapter 9: Vicissitude Book 2, Chapter 10: Vermin Book 2, Chapter 11: Valerie
DC Comics · 1989
5 · Vol. V for Vendetta
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. Chapter Titles Book 2, Chapter 4: A Vocational Viewpoint Book 2, Chapter 5: The Vacation Book 2, Chapter 6: Variety Book 2, Chapter 7: Visitors
DC Comics · 1988
4 · Vol. V for Vendetta
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. Chapter Titles Book 2, Prelude Book 2, Chapter 1: The Vanishing Book 2, Chapter 2: The Veil Book 2, Chapter 3: Video
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