V for Vendetta

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==Summary==
V for Vendetta is a graphic novel written by Alan Moore and illustrated by Dave Gibbons, initially published in 1982. It depicts a dystopic future where a neo-fascist political party has dominated England, years after a world wide nuclear warfare. The protagonist, known only as V, was a prisoner at the Larkhill Resettlement Camp. He was tortured and experimented on by scientists for years on end, until he had the means to escape the facility. Since then, he's been plotting a revenge scheme against his former captors and the fascist state. While committing several terrorists acts across London, he took a young woman called Evey under his wing, inspiring her along the way to become his protégée.
A movie adaptation was later released in 2005, directed by James McTeige and written by the Wachowkis.
==Power of the Verse==
Most of characters in this verse are just regular humans with weapons, with the exception of V, who was physically enhanced by scientists at the Larkhill camp. His comicbook version is 9-C, since can use his own fingers as puncture weapons, while his movie version is noticeably stronger; he can lift people off the ground with his strikes. It's an unrealistic feat, because the required strength to do so would simply disembowel them, rather then replicate what we see onscreen. For clarity's sake, he is classified as 9-B. His durablity feat supports the tiering. Both characters can reach respectively 8-C and 8-B levels of destruction with enough preparation.
==Supporters/Opponents/Neutral==
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