[Warrior Magazine and later DC Comics (David Lloyd Et Al)] V for Vendetta (TPB) (1982-1985) Comic Style Illustrious

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The comic series V for Vendetta was primarily created by:

🖊️ Writer:

• Alan Moore – The acclaimed British comic book writer, also known for Watchmen, Swamp Thing, and From Hell. He wrote the script for the entire series and conceptualized the political themes, dystopian world, and anarchist philosophy of the story.

🎨 Artist / Illustrator:

• David Lloyd – Co-creator and primary artist. Lloyd not only illustrated the series but also designed the iconic Guy Fawkes mask, which became a real-world symbol of protest. He had a major role in the visual tone and storytelling style of the comic.

🖋️ Lettering:

• Steve Craddock (original run)

• Jenny O’Connor and others worked on later issues or editions.

🖌️ Coloring (for later collected/colored editions):

• The original serial was in black and white, but later collected editions, like the DC/Vertigo editions, were colorized by Siobhan Dodds.

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🗞️ Original Publication:

• First serialized in Warrior Magazine (UK, 1982–1985), published by Quality Communications, edited by Dez Skinn.

• After Warrior was canceled, DC Comics picked it up and republished the original material, then commissioned Moore and Lloyd to complete the story. The complete 10-issue series was released from 1988 to 1989.

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