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( July 2008 ) Adam Susan Adam Susan in V for Vendetta # 2 Publication information Publisher Vertigo imprint of DC Comics ( Originally Quality Communications ) First appearance Warrior # 1 ( March 1982 ) Created by Alan Moore David Lloyd In - story information Team affiliations Norsefire Party Notable aliases The Leader Adam James Susan is a fictional character and the main antagonist of the comic book series ( later graphic novel ) V for Vendetta, created by writer Alan Moore and illustrator David Lloyd. He is renamed Adam Sutler ( the surname being a reference to the most direct of war profiteers ) in the film adaptation, in which he is portrayed by John Hurt. Character 's background Adam Susan is the leader of the Norsefire party, and the ruler of the dictatorship that holds Britain in an iron grip. A firm adherent of pure fascism, he values order above all else and sees civil liberties as threats to a secure society. He states early in the novel that he believes in `` the destiny of the Nordic race '', and subsequently despises anyone who is not white, Christian, male and heterosexual. Despite the latter, he disdains all sexual contact as `` brutish coupling '', and has therefore remained a virgin his entire life. The graphic novel establishes his backstory. A former police chief constable, upon his entrance into politics he gathers a select few like - minded right - wing extremists into his inner circle, and then exploits the poverty, chaos, and panic that follow a worldwide nuclear war to be elected to power. Once in control, he gives himself the title of `` Leader ''. He bans all art and literature that conflict with the views of the party, criminalizes political dissent, and puts non-whites, non-Christians, homosexuals and political dissidents into concentration camps. In order to further monitor the state, Susan takes control of the internal intelligence departments known as the Eye and the Ear, the criminal - investigation department called the Nose, the military police called the Finger, and the propaganda department called the Mouth. These are run by his subordinates, Derek Almond ( later Peter Creedy ) at The Finger, Conrad Heyer at The Eye, Brian Etheridge at The Ear, Eric Finch at The Nose, and Roger Dascombe at The Mouth. The leaders of these departments run the day - to - day affairs of government with regular oversight from Susan, making the highest council of the Norsefire government -- the Head. From his inner sanctum, he forsakes virtually all human contact, resolving to be feared and respected if he can not be loved. He reserves the closest thing he can manage to human feeling for Fate, the super-computer which both surveys security and maintains the bureaucracy of his government, loving and worshiping the machine as a goddess ; in one scene, it is strongly implied that he masturbates in its presence. He is not without human qualities, however. His last few moments in the novel reveal him to be a timid, socially inept man who is eager to somehow connect with his people. He recounts his past, including glimpses of his childhood ; it is suggested that he was a lonely child who developed an inflated sense of his own power and importance by embracing fascism. He shows signs of solipsism, claiming that he and Fate are the only `` real '' beings in existence. Finally, his internal monologue of his memories suggests that he is a closeted homosexual -- he finds women strange and ugly, but remembers men with an almost erotic tone. His rule begins to crumble when a masked terrorist calling himself `` V '' blows up the Houses of Parliament on November 5 ( Guy Fawkes Day ), and begins to attack public trust in the government with a series of kidnappings, bombings, and disruption of normal television programming for a very public declaration to the people. His defiance gradually inspires the public to rebel against Norsefire 's reign. Susan tries desperately to capture and kill the mysterious vigilante, but remains increasingly powerless to stop him. Susan eventually finds out that V has been manipulating the Fate super-computer to express the forbidden emotion of love, driving him further into insanity. At the end of the series, Susan is shot and killed during a publicity parade by Rosemary Almond, the widow of Derek Almond, Creedy 's predecessor. Creedy immediately takes total control of London for a short time before he too is killed by one of his underlings, gangster Alistair Harper, soon resulting in the total collapse of the government. Film adaptation Adam Sutler High Chancellor Adam Sutler ( played by John Hurt ) addressing his subordinates in a scene from V for Vendetta. Portrayed by John Hurt Information Full name Adam Sutler Species Human Gender Male Occupation Politician Former member of the Conservative party, leader of the Norsefire Title High Chancellor Nationality British In the film adaptation, the character is named Adam Sutler - a portmanteau of `` Susan '' and `` Hitler '' - portrayed by John Hurt. His title is `` High Chancellor ''. The Fate super-computer subplot is not featured in the film version. Sutler is described as `` a young and upcoming politician '' and `` a deeply religious man and a member of the Conservative party ''. At one point he served in the government as Under - Secretary for Defence during the `` Saint Mary 's crisis '', thus implying a coalition government between Norsefire and the Conservatives. After supposed terrorists kill 80,000 people with a self - ignited bioweapon that creates a viral epidemic, Sutler crosses the floor to Norsefire and is elected High Chancellor by promising to restore order to the country. Once in power Sutler dismantles the democratic system that brought him to office and establishes a one - party state under the pretext of restoring law and order. When Sutler watches himself lampooned in a farce on a talk show, he is enraged and orders the show 's host, Gordon Dietrich, arrested in the dead of night. Dietrich is later executed. Sutler blames Creedy for the failure to stop V and threatens to fire him. Intent on securing the leadership for himself, Creedy makes a deal with V to assassinate Sutler. Creedy and his men kidnap Sutler from his bunker and bring him to V in the London Underground. There, Creedy shoots his hated boss in the head at point - blank range. As in the graphic novel, Sutler lives in an underground bunker in self - imposed exile and leaves the day - to - day operation of his empire to his lieutenants. For most of the film he is only seen on television and via videophones, until the end when he finally appears in person. Notes and references Jump up ^ Moore, Alan ( w ), Lloyd, David ( p ), Lloyd, David ( i ), Lloyd, David ( col ), Craddock, Steve ( let ), Young, Art ( ed ). V for Vendetta 2 ( October 1988 ), New York City : DC Comics Jump up ^ Moore, Alan ( w ), Lloyd, David ( p ), Lloyd, David ( i ), Lloyd, David ( col ), Craddock, Steve ( let ), Young, Art ( ed ). V for Vendetta 8 ( February 1989 ), New York City : DC Comics Jump up ^ Moore, Alan ( w ), Lloyd, David ( p ), Lloyd, David ( i ), Lloyd, David ( col ), Craddock, Steve ( let ), Young, Art ( ed ). V for Vendetta 9 ( March 1989 ), New York City : DC Comics Jump up ^ Wells, Simon ( February 5, 2017 ). `` 1984, V For Vendetta, And John Hurt 's Hope - Filled Legacy ''. The Doctor Who Companion. 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Question: who killed adam susan in v for vendetta
Answer: Rosemary Almond