V For Vendetta #3
| Writer | Alan Moore |
| Artist | David Lloyd |
Evey feels betrayed by her involvement in Bishop Lilliman's murder and gives V an ultimatum. Meanwhile, the Fingermen come closer to unlocking the mystery of V's identity!
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Brilliant. Simply, brilliant. All characters are well-written, the plot is well-constructed and beautifully paced, the art is excellent, and the dialogue is superb.
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V's past is revealed and it's as dark as you'd expect it to be. V's turning out to be much more interesting and complex than I thought he would be. The more we see of him, the better.
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Okay, I think I'm fully into this. It took three issues but I'm there. V is a really interesting character and the more the focus stays on him, the more I like this book.
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