From Hell

The graphic novel meticulously reconstructs the historical events surrounding the Jack the Ripper murders in Victorian London, drawing heavily from historical research and theories about the identity of the killer and the societal context of the time.

A film adaptation starring Johnny Depp was released in 2001. It takes significant liberties with the source material's plot and themes, offering a more conventional mystery narrative.

From Hell shares Moore's characteristic depth of research, intricate plotting, and exploration of societal decay and power structures, similar to his approaches in works like Watchmen and V for Vendetta, though it stands apart as a historical crime narrative.