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4.0 out of 5 stars
Nobody should skip Nobody, August 24, 2000
This review is from: Nobody (Mass Market Paperback)
Nobody is the story of Jessica, latest in the long line of Nobodies--paranormal investigators, of a sort, who have the ability to take on the appearance of anyone they say. A bit of a thief, a bit of a magician, she finds herself in the midst of a killer's devilish plot. Equal parts noirish, humorous, and action-packed, the story is driven by a strong narrative voice and an inventive plot. Pay special attention to the scenes involving a rat; they're hilarious.
Fantastic art, great story, and an ending that'll have you gibbering and screaming for a sequel.
"Everybody who is anybody needs Nobody".
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great but could be better, May 29, 2002
This review is from: Nobody (Mass Market Paperback)
This would make a great TV show (Alias is the closest thing to it). This story suffers from lack of exposure and the fact that so far this is it. I haven't heard if there is more to this but i would love there to be. Check it out if you want a great story but watch out you'll want more.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
I love Nobody, September 24, 2001
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This story has all the finer qualities of TV's The X-Files or (even better) Millennium. The dark, moody visual style by former X Files comic artist, Adlard, complements Amado and Cho's taut, suspenseful serialkiller mystery.
This combination of Silence of the Lambs and Buffy spin-off Angel could easily be the first episode in an ongoing serial featuring it's central character.
Nobody does it better !
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