She is also a partner and CEO/CFO of Norns Triad Publications. Northup is an author, editor, reviewer, and book blogger.

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What I disliked was the lack of personalism. I also appreciated the cliffhanger, which leaves us coming back for more. That is a different kind of Harry than Alan Tudyk’s portrayal (who I adore), but still one that is enjoyable – more Dick Tracy in style here than I expected. What I liked was the way we learned more about the victim and possible culprits.

Still, it is fascinating to see the similarities as well as the differences between the comic and the script. It carries on the story, but lacks in the character development and relationships I love so much in the television show. This is a strong continuation for the murder sprung in the first installment of the series.

Tally by J.M. Northup