Propaganda, no more

Rating: 2/10 (12 March 2006)

Basically, it's hysterical left-wing propaganda. It comes across as quite out of date in its atmosphere and symbolism, since it was written in the 1980's when Alan Moore apparently thought that the democratically elected Thatcher was equivalent to Hitler - Godwinism in the comic world.
Not only is the symbolism out of date, it's often parochially British and quite ignorant in its usage. The mask the terrorist wears is a Guy Fawkes mask, Guy Fawkes being the person who tried to blow up the British Parliament in 1605. He was no "freedom fighter" in reality; he was trying to clear the way for a Catholic theocratic monarchy.
I found the visuals to be depressing and off putting as well.