From Hell by Alan Moore

From Hell by Alan Moore

Moore takes one theory of the Whitechapel murders — the royal conspiracy — and uses it not to solve the case but to argue that the murders were where the twentieth century began.

Eddie Campbell's scratchy black-and-white art gives 1888 London a physical filth, and the fourth chapter, in which Sir William Gull drives a coach around London explaining the city's occult architecture, is one of the great set pieces in comics. The appendix runs to forty pages of sources and admits which parts are invented.

A landmark graphic novel, and one of the most ambitious works in the medium. For adult readers.

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