"V for Vendetta" is a strange dystopia. It's about the grotesque, cartoonish fascism, and an operetta-style anarchist with a bladed weapon. It's also a story whose straightforwardness and naivety don't prevent it from being incredibly complex.

We explore why V is hilariously absurd, why Moore needed this kaleidoscope, and why death became the hero's only compromise.

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00:00 — Dictatorship Has Arrived. How Do We Remember Alan Moore's London?

1:46 — Capitulum I. V for Comic
4:44 — Capitulum II. V for Mask
12:18 — Capitulum III. V for Kaleidoscope
19:41 — Capitulum IV. V is for Lies
23:08 — Capitulum V is for Veverything
30:13 — CONTEST
32:00 — Martyr, Chaos, and Compromise with Death

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