V wie Vendetta

Alan Moore's dystopian masterpiece, first published in the 1980s by Tilsner, follows a lone vigilante in a totalitarian near-future Britain. Illustrated by David Lloyd and Tony Weare, this stark, politically charged series explores themes of identity, resistance, and the blurred line between heroism and terrorism. Its influence on the broader culture, including the Wachowskis' film adaptation, cements it as a defining work of 20th-century comics.