3. “It was about Fascism, it was about Anarchy, it was about England” – Alan Moore

4. Let me tell you a little bit about my Vendetta!

5. Am I a Hero, or a Villain? That is the real question.

6. Why did I choose Evey as my apprentice?

7. Which government serves the people best? A fascist government or anarchy?

8. At the end, I die, yet I do so for a reason. Why do I let myself die?

9. Why does the reader never see my face?

10. Moment-to-moment Transitions

11. Scene-to-Scene

12. Colour Dark Scheme

13. Frames Extreme Close-Ups!

14. Frames Full Page Frame!

15. Cultural Influences They’re Everywhere!

16. Cultural Influences Revenge of the Graphic Artists!

17. Conclusion I was born a human, yet died an Idea.

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