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Love and Murder

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1-9 of 9 reviews for Love and Murder

Rating: 5.0 out of 5Review from Weread.com

For the first time....i think wonder woman finally has a real emotional tie into this world. Picoult writes wonderfully yet again.... Read review on weread.com

weread.com · A Reader · 4/29/2010

Rating: 4.0 out of 5I Don't Understand

All the bad reviews about this collection. Is it because DC had a NY Times bestselling non comic author come on board for a guest series? That's the only thing that would explain it to me, the artwork is on point, Nemesis being particularly nice to look at and the storytelling doesn't seem like... Read review on www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com · Mark McLaughlin "pop culture junkie" · 3/31/2012

Rating: 4.0 out of 5Review from Weread.com

Excellent graphics, great storyline. If you've not read any Graphic Novels before this is a great start. Read review on weread.com

weread.com · A Reader · 4/29/2010

Rating: 3.0 out of 5Review from Weread.com

Was a good strong comic book. Different from Picoult's usual style, but enjoyable. I am not really into comics though, so just average for me. Read review on weread.com

weread.com · A Reader · 4/29/2010

Rating: 2.0 out of 5Sadly, Not Good

I don't know Jodi Picoult from Eve, but I assume with her reputation she's a fine writer. This book, however, is not an example of fine writing. If she knows anything about Wonder Woman she certainly fooled me. The story is close to non-existent, and Wonder Woman seems completely out of character... Read review on www.promiseangels.com

www.promiseangels.com · · 8/13/2009

Rating: 2.0 out of 5eh, not so wonderful

Collecting Wonder Woman #6-10, Pens: Jodi Picoult, Pencils: Drew Johnson, Terry Dodson, Paco Diaz I'll be honest, I was pretty displeased with this collection. It started out fine; Picoult was light e Read review on www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com · Yes · 12/23/2007

Rating: 1.0 out of 5Review from Weread.com

While the series was great, I did not like the issues that Jodi Picoult wrote. Why? Simply put, her writing did not progress the story. Instead characterization was cliched and the story simply re-hashed what previous writers on the title had already created. Do not let the issues she wrote put you... Read review on weread.com

weread.com · A Reader · 4/29/2010

Rating: 1.0 out of 5Not Jodi's fault

Ms Picoult should not be blamed for the faults of this book. On its own merits it is a story that has humorous characterization done quite well. However, it does not really develope well as a story si Read review on www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com · Yes · 3/15/2008

Rating: 1.0 out of 5A complete misfire.

After hiring Allan Heinberg to do the first five issues of the "Wonder Woman" reboot, DC turned to novelist Jodi Picoult to do another five-issue story arc. The result is a complete misfire on a number of levels, some of which are Picoult's fault, and some of which are DC's. Finally, there is the... Read review on www.amazon.com

www.amazon.com · Sean Curley · 1/20/2008