I again don't have much to say. Well aside from thinking maybe Alan Moore had some sexual deviancy and that's why his stories are filled with it... I definitely think V for Vendetta is the weakest of the three major Alan Moore comics I've read. I think a lot of what he was trying to say here was done better in From Hell. Eddie is just Abberline in a different time, for instance. I don't know, something felt a little off, especially in the beginning. I'm not sure why. I would say because it was hitting similar beats as both Watchmen and From Hell, but I don't think that's it. I don't know, man. It's hard to say. But I do think if I was a new comic book reader, that I'd find V for Vendetta a lot more compelling. I've just read sooo much and V for Vendetta isn't the most original story. Watchmen wasn't either, but I really like superheroes and their deconstruction. From Hell was definitely not something I was used to reading and it really did have some very impactful moments. As did Watchmen. With V for Vendetta, those were a lot quicker and sparse. So maybe that's it. Maybe I expected more from Alan Moore and the legacy of V for Vendetta, and the reality is, at least for me, I got less than expected. I'm not saying it's a bad comic by any means, though. I'm glad I read it. That scene with Madam Justice... That's probably going to impact the way I both read and write. But that's the only scene in the entire book that has that effect on me. As opposed to Watchmen and From Hell, which had multiple scenes that changed my perspective. So yeah, those are my rambling thoughts with no real conclusions drawn, make of them what you will. more