Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact (Death Note, #9)
Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact (Death Note, #9)
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2007
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Fiction | Novel | Published in 2007208
Novel • Fiction
Tokyo, Japan • 2000s
2007
16+ years
Super Short Summary
Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact by Takeshi Obata, Tetsuichiro Miyaki, and Tsugumi Ohba follows individuals grappling with the moral ambiguities of using a mysterious notebook that can kill anyone whose name is written in it. The volume continues the intense battle of wits and strategy as new alliances form and tensions escalate within the ongoing series.
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Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact by Takeshi Obata, Tetsuichiro Miyaki, and Tsugumi Ohba continues the series' intricate mind games and ethical dilemmas. The artwork is praised for its sharpness and detail, enhancing the suspenseful narrative. However, some critics feel the plot's pacing is uneven and certain character motivations are unclear. Overall, it remains a compelling read for fans.
Who Should Read Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact (Death Note, #9)?
Readers who enjoy psychological thrillers and intense cat-and-mouse games will be captivated by Death Note, Vol. 9: Contact by Takeshi Obata, Tetsuichiro Miyaki, and Tsugumi Ohba. Fans of Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn and The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris will appreciate the intricate plotting and moral ambiguity.
20,952 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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208
Novel • Fiction
Tokyo, Japan • 2000s
2007
16+ years
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