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Dial V for History: V for Vendetta 
Newsarama | by David Pepose | Thu, Nov 5
It was golden. Moore and Lloyd’s work was groundbreaking, as it got Moore in particular a shot at the big times — DC Comics. In 1983, Moore was writing Swamp Thing, moving onto icons such as Superman in “For the Man Who Has Everything” and Batman in “The Killing Joke,” and would soon move on to th...
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