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not available in all locations. In 1988, journalist David Simon was given unprecedented access to the

Baltimore Police Department's homicide unit. Over the next 12 months, he shadowed detectives as

they took on a slew of killings in a city where killings were common. Not only the most heinous cases

stood out, Chief Mungsdom, the rape and murder of 11-year-old Latanya Wallace. Originally published

in 1991, David Simon's book Homicide is a true crime classic, was a New York Times bestseller

and the winner of the Edgar Award for the best true crime book. Simon's homicide became the

basis for the acclaimed television show Homicide, Life on the Streets, and inspired HBO's The Wire.

Now Homicide is being reimagined as a gritty, cinematic graphic novel. With such a backstory on

this book, I became extremely fascinated, especially since I'm a huge fan of true crime. And I'm

already a few chapters deep into this book, and let me tell you, the read is worth it.

I like that the book revolves around a true story and gives more of an inside look at what

detectives go through when they're trying to solve a crime. Other things to like about this book?

Well, it has no inspired artwork, which is perfect for this dark tale of murder and crime,

and it's perfect for fans of The Wire and other crime shows and podcasts.

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