V For Vendetta #6
| Writer | Alan Moore |
| Artist | David Lloyd |
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.
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9.5
This was a really great issue. The letter, especially, was really well done.
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9.5
Hard-hitting issue. The issue starts with Evey finding out that Gordon was killed and I really like how so much was conveyed without any words whatsoever. Really makes you feel the loneliness of the situation. Evey than decides to take revenge but gets caught. While unconscious, Evey dreams about what seems to be a twisted reflection of her life. After she wakes up an interrogation about her possible connections with V begins. Meanwhile, she finds a letter from someone named Valerie. The letter is a biography of Valerie's life. That part was really emotional and hard-hitting. It was so sad yet ended up in a somewhat hopeful way, it was really well done. All things considered, this was one of the better issues we had so far and at thi more
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