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Our change to the law will prevent a minority of protestors who deliberately cause disruption, public nuisance or criminal damage, from using the excuse of protest to avoid prosecution. Aside from what appears to be an extreme promotional campaign for a new Judge Dredd movie, Government social media used the V For Vendetta mask as an[...]

So from this point forward, monies that would be heading his way from projects like HBO & Damon Lindelof's pseudo-sequel spinoff/remix of Moore, artist Dave Gibbons & colorist John Higgins' comic book classic Watchmen, the Natalie Portman & Hugo Weaving-starring V for Vendetta, and others would now head to Black Lives Matter (BLM)? Excellent! Great news! But[...]

So I asked for DC Comics to send all of the money from any future TV series or films to Black Lives Matter." That includes monies from projects like HBO & Damon Lindelof's pseudo-sequel spinoff/remix of Moore, artist Dave Gibbons & colorist John Higgins' comic book classic Watchmen, the Natalie Portman & Hugo Weaving-starring V for[...]

Forty years ago in 1982, David Lloyd and Alan Moore created V For Vendetta, a creator-owned comic strip for Dez Skinn's Warrior Magazine Through various shenanigans, it was later published and completed by DC Comics in a deal that would see the publishing rights returned when the comic went out of print V for Vendetta,[...]

Originally serialised by Dez Skinn's Warrior Magazine in 1982, DC Comics republished, coloured and concluded V For Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd in 1988 A modicum hit at the time, it has remained a perennial seller for DC Comics, and they got a Wachowski movie out of it, which further spread the imagery[...]

They, naturally jump on the ironies of 1984 by George Orwell being included on the grounds that it contains 'explicit material' which some students may find 'offensive and upsetting', but for Bleeding Cool it was V For Vendetta that caught our eye The comic book by Alan Moore and David Lloyd that tells a 1984-inspired[...]

Remember, remember, November is the month for V For Vendetta stories Bleeding Cool recently ran an article about how an elected Texan politician sent out a letter to school district boards asking which, of a list of over eight hundred books about racism, sexism, feminism and LGBTQ content, were stocked in school libraries It included[...]

These include (and why this story is running on Bleeding Cool) graphic novels such as V for Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, Gender Queer: A Memoir by Maia Kobabe, Tomboy : a graphic memoir by Liz Prince, Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me by Mariko Tamaki and Rosemary Valero-O'Connell, This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki and Jillian Tamaki, all seven volumes of Wandering Son by Shimura Takako, Wait, what? : a comic[...]

But he has demanded answers by the 12th of November, noting that a number of Texas school districts of late "have removed books from libraries and/or classrooms after receiving objections from students, parents, and taxpayers." These include (and why this story is running on Bleeding Cool) graphic novels such as V for Vendetta by Alan Moore[...]

It kind of depends on what mood you are in. YouTube screencap Or late the events have been used by anarchists to protest against government, given a visual element of the Guy Fawkes mask made famous by the V For Vendetta movie, based on David Lloyd's original designs for the mask And tonight it all kicked off[...]

V for Vendetta was a comic book by Alan Moore and David Lloyd, which began serialisation in 1982, in the UK anthology Warrior, alongside Moore's Marvelman and The BoJeffries Saga It was later republished and concluded from DC Comics in 1988 to follow Watchmen The story depicts a dystopian and post-apocalyptic near-future history version of[...]

A new display showcasing the very best of the Cartoon Museum collection of cartoon art, curated by Cartoonist and Cartoon Museum Trustee Steve Bell.  The Cartoon Museum, Wells Street, London. V for Vendetta: Behind The Mask exhibition, Cartoon Museum, until October 31st Presenting 36 original comic artworks alongside storyboards and costume designs from the hit Warner[...]

I've just been to my first comic book-related event in over a year, the Press Preview for the London Cartoon Museum's V For Vendetta exhibition Celebrating the world of David Lloyd and Alan Moore that first appeared in Warrior Magazine and would become a global symbol of protest courtesy of the movie The exhibition, naturally,[...]

Well, on the other side of Oxford Street to Gosh, on Tuesday the 18th of May, The Cartoon Museum in London's Fitzrovia re-opens with an exhibition examining the cultural impact of V for Vendetta, from comic book to movie. V for Vendetta: Behind the Mask running from the 18th of May to the 31st of October,[...]

I read V for Vendetta when it was originally published in Warrior Magazine in black-and-white in the early eighties When Warrior Magazine juddered to an end, I waited years until it was picked up, in what seems now an accidentally nefarious fashion, and the series was completed in colour So we had to wait most[...]

DeKnight. While Ablaze has its own Conan comic: The Cimmerian: The Frost Giant's Daughter #1 launching with a Peach Momoko cover. Spider-Woman gets her own King In Black crossover with #17. X Of Swords gets its first hardcover collection. AWA launches Byte Sized #1 by Cullen Bunn and Nelson Blake III. How was Mighty Morphin #1? #2 is up while[...]

V For Vendetta was first published as a creator-owned comic by Alan Moore and David Lloyd by Dez Skinn in Warrior Magazine DC Comics then saw the series coloured and published from DC, under the same contracts as Watchmen which means that as long as DC keep it in print, it will never be returned[...]

Blockbusters like Twister, V For Vendetta, Ladybird, and Inside Man also appear on the service in the first week of the month This is a big month for originals as well as new seasons of The Politician, F is For Family, and The Order debut, along with the final seasons of Fuller House and 13[...]

45 (1981) Green Snake (1993) Captain Phillips (2013) Seven Samurai (1954) Rolling Thunder (1977) The Wild Bunch (1969) V for Vendetta (2006) Brotherhood of the Wolf (2001) I have seen 31 Not bad for a list like this James Gunn has some pretty good taste here There are films here from all sorts of different genres, countries, styles, and time periods here[...]

When I picked up Warrior Magazine and was reading it for V For Vendetta and Marvelman, they mentioned his name and what else he wrote, and something in my eleven-year-old brain clicked into place Since then, I have always enjoyed his work across media, seen his talks, performance pieces, shows, programmes on the TV and radio,[...]

But a Birmingham-based cake decorating competition has entered the foray of international politics for the 5th of November. A Hong Kong protest-themed cake, featuring the V For Vendetta Guy Fawkes mask as originally designed by David Lloyd, made famous (and merchandisable) by the movie, and adopted by Anonymous, has been disqualified by Cake International, the organisers[...]

DC Comics have given us Before Watchmen and The Doomsday Clock. Sandman Overture. Dark Knight III: The Master Race. Arkham Asylum 2. A Grant

And also we're not talking a V for Vendetta or generally political style book No, this is a massive universe redefining superhero event. Cover by George Perez [SPOILERS FOR INFINITE CRISIS FOLLOW] The general plot revolved around several survivors of DC's classic Crisis on Infinite Earths affecting the world of DC at the time DC at this point[...]

I interview V for Vendetta co-creator and artist David Lloyd on his exclusive digital-only, creator-owned comics anthology series Aces Weekly. You can subscribe to Aces Weekly at acesweekly.co.uk Hanging out at lookitmoves@gmail.com Follow the official LOOK! IT MOVES! twitter feed at http://twitter.com/lookitmoves for thoughts and snark on media and pop culture, stuff for future columns and stuff I[...]

Remember, remember the 5th November, that's when Anonymous are attempting their latest Million Mask March, in which anywhere up to a million people will descend on government institutions wearing the Guy Fawkes mask made famous by the V For Vendetta comic and movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGqs_Qw8V5k That is the mask that is licensed for production by Warner Bros, of[...]

And, because this comic is published by DC, they have no problem in using their distinctive V For Vendetta likenesses… So Midnighter gives us the DCU's first condoms, Prez gives it their first members of Anonymous Normally the company looks for similarly named equivalents, in Prez, they just don't care After all, they have bigger fish to[...]

This is Nick Griffin. He used to be a leader of the BNP, the British National Front, a fascist political party. I am well aware that the orthodox opinion

He has asked nicely. Writing on Facebook about the use of the V For Vendetta mask by certain protest groups, the former editor and publisher of Warrior Magazine, which first featured V For Vendetta by Alan Moore and David Lloyd wondered where his money was. Holding the masks up like placards kinda defeats the object of them[...]

The folks from Cinema Sins are back and just in time for Guy Fawkes Day the have done: Everything Wrong With V For Vendetta It's interesting taking a look back at the Wachowski's adaptation after over a decade This was well received by fans at the time, but the true test is how well a[...]

It was something like this, but not quite the same. This image is actually preceded by a V mask from V for Vendetta, though it's unclear whether it represents the comic or the movie (probably the movie since it's a 3D mask), as is the Wolverine-ripped X-Men symbol that follows shortly after the Batman spot[...]