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V for Vendetta

Alan Moore

The graphic novel that inspired the hit Warner Bros. motion picture and DVD from the Wachowski Bros., the directors of THE MATRIX films and SPEED RACER.

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The Dan Le Batard Show

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The Dan Le Batard Show

The hosts referenced the graphic novel V for Vendetta in passing while discussing the chainletter saga.

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This is some V for vendetta.

— Episode: PTFO - Tearin' Up My Charts: How MTV's '...

Episode: PTFO - Tearin' Up My Charts: How MTV's 'Total Requ...

The hosts referenced the graphic novel V for Vendetta in passing while discussing the chainletter saga.

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This is some V for vendetta.

Modern Wisdom

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Modern Wisdom

The hosts briefly mentioned the graphic novel V for Vendetta while discussing cultural references, noting it in passing.

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V for Vendetta it?

— Episode: #562 - Mark Normand - How To Offend Ever...

Episode: #562 - Mark Normand - How To Offend Everyone

The hosts briefly mentioned the graphic novel V for Vendetta while discussing cultural references, noting it in passing.

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V for Vendetta it?

99% Invisible

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99% Invisible

It was mentioned as a graphic novel and movie that featured a stylized mask based on Guy Fawkes, which became associated with the Anonymous movement.

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It's the mask worn by the protagonist in the graphic novel and then movie V for Vendetta.

— Episode: Recognizably Anonymous

Episode: Recognizably Anonymous

It was mentioned as a graphic novel and movie that featured a stylized mask based on Guy Fawkes, which became associated with the Anonymous movement.

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It's the mask worn by the protagonist in the graphic novel and then movie V for Vendetta.

He means the V for Vendetta mask.

Monday Morning Podcast

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Monday Morning Podcast

Bill Burr briefly mentioned the graphic novel 'V for Vendetta' when a listener mentioned being a new listener in the past two years.

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I know V for Vendetta.

— Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 10-25-21

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 10-25-21

Bill Burr briefly mentioned the graphic novel 'V for Vendetta' when a listener mentioned being a new listener in the past two years.

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I know V for Vendetta.

Episode: Monday Morning Podcast 10-25-21

It was mentioned as a film and the speaker was familiar with the title. A new listener to the podcast was also familiar with the title of the graphic novel.

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I am a new listener within the last two years. I know V for Vendetta.

Timcast IRL

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Timcast IRL

The show host mentioned the graphic novel "V for Vendetta" as an example of how governments can control what is called "true".

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Well, V for Vendetta, you know?

— Episode: Timcast IRL #865 Russell Brand Conspirac...

Episode: Timcast IRL #865 Russell Brand Conspiracy PROVEN T...

The show host mentioned the graphic novel "V for Vendetta" as an example of how governments can control what is called "true".

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Well, V for Vendetta, you know?

The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie and Katya

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The Bald and the Beautiful with Trixie and Katya

The hosts talked about the title in two episodes, with Trixie highlighting its striking artwork and the dystopian, fascist London setting. She also praised the film adaptation, especially Natalie Portman's performance, and expressed enthusiasm for the graphic novel's style and storytelling. Overall, the discussion conveyed strong approval of the book.

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Episode: We Accept the Love We Think We Deserve with Trixie...

The hosts discussed the book and film adaptation of "V for Vendetta", praising Natalie Portman's performance.

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I watched a V for Vendetta a couple months ago. That I have not seen. Cause I read the book and she is. Graphic novel. Yes. She was so good in it. Was it? Oh yeah. Really good. Love the book. Is there just one or is it a series?

Episode: A Beginner's Guide to Comic Books, Butt Stuff, & H...

Trixie discussed reading "V for Vendetta", emphasizing the artistry and the story's setting in a fascist London in 1997.

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Right now I'm reading because I'm obsessed with Alan Moore who wrote The Watchman. Mm-hmm. I'm reading V for Vendetta I've never watched the movie or anything. So I don't know anything look at the art inside just crack it open I don't know what you call this style Look how it's like a all shadowy and like 60s. Isn't that amazing?

Seriously, I don't know how they make comic books. I know that someone has never picked up a comic book No, I never okay. Okay, so I think someone draws it and someone colors it right two different jobs Coloring in this one, it's gorgeous pale yellows and the teals. It's great. So cool. Basically, I'm only a few chapters in but it's about like a version of London in 1997 where it's run by fascists Fishes them fishes them That's what I've been up to

The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast

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The Lonely Island and Seth Meyers Podcast

The hosts talked about the graphic novel, noting its film adaptation and that its creator was famously critical of such adaptations, feeling they often missed his intended messages. They also mentioned that the author’s favorite part of the adaptation was a rap song included in the extras. The discussion was primarily informational rather than an endorsement.

Episode: Natalie's Rap

The hosts discussed the graphic novel V for Vendetta, noting that it had been adapted into a film and that Alan Moore famously dislikes adaptations of his work.

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It doesn't have anything to do with no V for Vendetta and V for Vendetta is a film adaptation of a famous graphic novel. Alan Moore famously hates every adaptation of his work and doesn't believe any of them should have been anything but comic books.

He feels like a lot of times they've been misunderstood the messages he's been trying to get across and yet I heard him in an interview say his favorite thing about V for Vendetta is this rap song was on the extras?

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