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El Juego del Alma / The Soul GameEl libro que ha inspirado una adaptacin en Netflix Ms de 100 mil ejemplares vendidos. Quieres jugar? Nueva York, 2011. Una chica de quince aos aparece crucificada en una iglesia de un suburbio a las afueras. Miren Triggs, periodista de investigacin del Manhattan Press, recibe de manera inesperada un extrao sobre. En su interior, la polaroid de una chica amordazada y maniatada, con una sola anotacin: GINA PEBBLES, 2002. Miren Triggs y Jim Schmoer, su
El libro que ha inspirado una adaptación en Netflix Más de 100 mil ejemplares vendidos. ¿Quieres jugar? Nueva York, 2011. Una chica de quince años aparece crucificada en una iglesia de un suburbio a las afueras. Miren Triggs, periodista de investigación del Manhattan Press, recibe de manera inesperada un extraño sobre. En su interior, la polaroid de una chica amordazada y maniatada, con una sola anotación: «GINA PEBBLES, 2002». Miren Triggs y Jim Schmoer, su antiguo profesor de periodismo, seguirán la pista de la chica de la fotografía mientras investigan la crucifixión de Nueva York. Así se adentrarán en una institución religiosa en la que todo son secretos y deberán descifrar tres preguntas cuyas respuestas parecen imposibles ¿Qué le sucedió a Gina?, ¿quién envía la polaroid? ¿Están conectadas ambas historias? Tras vender más de 1.000.000 de ejemplares de sus anteriores novelas, Javier Castillo coloca sobre la mesa las piezas de un thriller inquietante e introduce al lector en un juego peligroso en el que se apuesta lo más preciado; una novela que juega con los dados de la fe y del engaño, del amor y el dolor, con extraños rituales y un oscuro secreto que, de descubrirse, puede cambiarlo todo. ENGLISH DESCRIPTION The book that inspired the adapted series on Netflix Do you wish to play? New York, 2011. A fifteen-year-old girl is found crucified in a church in the suburbs. Miren Triggs, an investigative journalist for the Manhattan Press, unexpectedly receives a strange envelope. Inside is the Polaroid of a gagged and bound girl, with a single note: "GINA PEBBLES, 2002." Miren Triggs and Jim Schmoer, her former journalism teacher, will follow the trail of the girl in the photograph as they also investigate the New York crucifixion. They will have to enter a religious institution where everything is secretive while at the same time they must decipher three questions whose answers seem impossible to reach. What happened to Gina? Who sent the Polaroid? Are the two stories connected? After selling over a million copies of his previous novels, Javier Castillo brings to light a disturbing new thriller and introduces the reader to a dangerous game in which the most valuable is at risk; a novel that plays with the fate of faith and deceit, and love and pain; with strange rituals and a dark secret that, if discovered, can change everything.Shipping Notes
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Format: Paperback
As I expected
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025
★★★★★ 5
a fun “what if?”
Format: Kindle
Fun story with big stakes. It has good art and cool villains that all participate to bring a story together in a satisfying way.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2023
★★★★★ 3
Fun little ending but a new beginning for the JLA
Format: Paperback
The writing is cringe in some areas but overall it's good with a nice ending. Art is typical splash page stuff with a lot of poses and pinups. It's mostly a beat em up over the top save the Justice League with an appearance by Lobo.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
★★★★★ 2
Bland and generic.
Format: Paperback
Very bland and generic. The art was serviceable but I quickly forgot everything within a day. Nothing memorable at all. I expect more from the head Batman writer. This seemed lazy. Ending was but a whimper.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2022
★★★★★ 3
A Nice Standalone JL Story
Format: Paperback
Justice League: Last Ride really isn't bad, but it never shines greatness either. Superman is suffering throughout this story from the loss of a friend and ally, as well as fatigue from constantly saving people. This is the crux of so many modern Hero stories. Instead of Superman being a beacon of hope, he is dealing with personal and emotional problems. Of course we all need to do just that, however, we as readers look to comics to inspire us. Superhero stories are far less uplifting today, instead bringing characters like Superman down to a more average level.
While the story has a positive ending, it comes after six issues of these characters working through their grief. In some aspects I can appreciate it, but I also don't want to stew in depression.
I used to look to comics to find stories of heroes working through adversity, and relating their unrealistic situations to how I could overcome my own. Lately, the idea of metaphor seems to be dead.
What I really enjoyed:
Chip Zdarsky actually gave the characters individual voices. That's one up on many books being published today. It was nice to see a fairly classic Justice League lineup in action. Some of the more recent membership has been odd choices. The art from Miguel Mendonca was fantastic. I'd love to see more of his stuff. There are some great story beats and the 1st chapter is pretty compelling.
What could have been better:
The dad jokes sprinkled throughout the story were pretty cringey. I'm still trying to understand if Batman and Superman quipping about the pronunciation of S'Mores was supposed to be funny. The story never had a sense of dire consequences, though I'm not sure that's really a bad thing. I think a few small changes to the tone, such as Superman or Wonder Woman being more of a voice of confidence and reason would have helped. We need that beacon of hope in stories like this.
Overall:
Story: 6/10. A fun read, but a bit of a depressing tone.
Art: 8/10. Fantastic character art. I think Miguel Mendonca will be a 9/10 artist in the coming years.
Value: 7/10. Definitely worth a read and at a great price currently ($11.99 as of 10/24/22)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2022
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