An Annotation of Literary, Historic, and Artistic References
in Alan Moore's Graphic Novel, V For Vendetta.
Madelyn Boudreaux,
April 27, 1994
Last Revised:
October 17, 2006
Table of Contents
Introduction
Book 1 Book 2
Book 3
Sources and Credits
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Quotes and Fanmail
David Lloyd (yes, that David lloyd) wrote:
Interesting and useful to scholars and explorers. Must let you know
that all content is not strictly linked to central themes. Works on
bookshelves in first Shadow Gallery scene, and posters, etc., are a
mixed choice to show V was as much interested in pop culture as the
higher arts - an everyman. (Lloyd, personal email, January 31, 2002)
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