I absolutely love this book & the film, I am a big fan of Vincent Perez, in my opinion his is a very underrated Actor.
A tragic love story This is one of my favourite books/films, since I am a big fan of Vincent Perez and the crow series of books/graphic novels.
The only problem I had with the book is that the name of the character is Ashe Corven but kept changing to Ashe Craven in the book for some reason. I wish the film adaptation followed the plot of the book a bit more and that the ending was the same.
The ending in the film is different to the ending in the book, which is annoying since I love the film.
Some of my favourite scenes in the book/film are when Ashe Corven goes to the peep-o-rama to kill the first victim Nemo and he says
"do you want me baby?" before he kills Nemo, he gets vengeance for himself & his son Danny since they were in the wrong place at the wrong time and they were both cruelly murdered.
I believe that the person who is resurrected whether it is a man or a woman is a martyr for their cause, since they have suffered greatly at the merciless hands of people that are evil.
They are given a second chance to avenge their deaths/murders, for being wronged, so that they will be at peace and finally be able to join their loved ones in the afterlife.
I wish there were more books about a variety of subjects and more female characters since there was only one female character in a graphic novel or book in the crow series originally.
Hopefully the crow: wicked prayer is about native americans like the film is.
I don't understand why there isn't a book based the film the Crow: Salvation either. ( )

I want to throatpunch whoever chopped up the movie. This book is what could have been. The ending is very different than the movie. It's sad, and I guess Hollywood wanted a happy ending. ( )

This book was as bad as the movie in my opinion. It lacked everything the original James O'Barr graphic novel and even the original movie had. I was excited to read this as I love The Crow but it did not hold up to my expectations. ( )