Sin duda las dos mejores novelas gráficas de toda la historia, son escritas por el mismo autor: TU PADRE Alan Moore. A continuación copio un abstract.
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Watchmen
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Watchmen is a 1986 graphic novel written by Alan Moore and drawn by Dave Gibbons, which won numerous Kirby Awards and Eisner Awards from the comic industry and is considered a landmark in the genre. It also won a special achievment Hugo Award in 1987, the only graphic novel to do so. The title refers to the Latin «Quis custodiet ipsos custodes», a quotation from Juvenal‘s Satire VI Against Women, often translated as «Who watches the watchmen?». The original context reads:
The story, an adventure and crime drama that incorporates moral philosophy, popular culture, history, art, and science, takes place in an alternate history in which superheroes are real, but are legally restricted to operating only with explicit governmental sanction. Alan Moore explores their impact on this society and postulates a situation where unaccountable supermen arrange the lives of common people.
In the early 1980s DC Comics, who had acquired a number of existing characters from Charlton Comics, commissioned a treatment from Moore for a mini-series about them. The resulting story, recast with new heroes to avoid continuity problems with DC’s mainstream comics, was often hailed as a breakthrough in comic book writing and, along with Frank Miller‘s The Dark Knight Returns, sparked an interest in comics amongst a wider adult audience than traditionally associated with them.
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V for Vendetta
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V for Vendetta is a comic book series written by Alan Moore and illustrated mostly by David Lloyd, set in a dystopian future Britain where a mysterious anarchist works to destroy the fascist government and profoundly affects the people he encounters.
The series is set in a future Britain where, in the chaos following a limited nuclear war that left the country mostly physically intact, a fascist one-party state has arisen. It resembles the Nazi regime — including government-controlled media, secret police, and concentration camps for racial and sexual minorities — but with a British cultural flavour, and a greater reliance on technology, especially closed-circuit television monitoring in the mode of George Orwell‘s 1984. (CCTV had not yet become common in England at the time Moore wrote the series.) When the series begins, political conflict has ended, the death camps have finished their work and been closed, and the public is largely complacent, until «V» — a terrorist and self-proclaimed anarchist, who wears a Guy Fawkes mask and has an improbable array of abilities and resources — begins an elaborate, violent, and theatrical campaign to bring down the government.
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