V for Vendetta

I saw the Film first, then read the Graphic Novel. Loved both of course and very much would recommend it. Read the book first, the language and writing is as much satired and flamboyant that it feels more ambigious as in the film, the film has its own excellent adaptation of the novel, which makes it more enjoyable. The book has a more Vaudeville and Neo-Dickens-on outlook of it, and it pars well in that much of it feels very cinematic. Both good versions of a cunning and elequent story. 9/10.

A wonderful book that shows the danger of giving any government too much power (for any reason, especially when you are afraid because you feel threatened or in danger ... people seldom make good choices when they are in fear for their life [real or imagined]).
Beyond the important message the book is entertaining and a good read. Written in the 1980's the book is eerily prophetic in its predictions of government surveillance tactics. Keeping in mind that this week the House of Reps just passed a bill that will keep phone companies free of lawsuits for allowing the government to tap phone calls without a warrant it strikes home more than ever.

The book on amazon was cheaper than at my college bookstore and local bookstores. Brand new, came in time, and all together fantastic service.

I am very happy with this product, arrived SUPER fast and was as promised, doesn't get much better!

V for Vendetta is the graphic novel that inspired the movie by the same name. Everyone should both read the novel and see the movie!