Wires and Nerve is the first volume of The Lunar Chronicles graphic novel series. If you love this saga with all your heart and you are still in need of more TLC, I'm sure that Wires and Nerve is here for you. And you should pick it up as soon as possibile. 
 Before starting the actual review, here is a detail that I sjould know before jumping right at this grapchi novel: you must have read all the books! Wires and Nerve is set before the last short novel of Stars Above and few times after the end of Winter. So you neew at least toh ave read the other four book and the prequel Fairest if you want. 
 Wires and Nerve is Iko's novel. If every TLC 's book has its title dedicated to the four major female protagonist, its' finally time for Iko to shine. 
 It's almost useless to write that I ejoyed this novel a lot but here I'm: I LOVE IT. 
 It's everything TLC has always stand for in my reader mind. Something light, yet serious, ready to wrap up you in its story and to make you laugh, even cry, getting outraged and finding the strenght to master sympathy and empathy with the characters. 
 As you can read, I became quite a fan of TLC and I'm Meyer Trash... A thing that a fully realize just now, while wririting this words. 
 My only complaint about Wires and Nerve it's something that actually grew on me while reading, to the point that in the end it wasn't even a concern or something that annoyed me fully. I'm talking about the artistic side of the graphic novel. 
 At the start I found the draw to do not suite the story. It was okay for a middle grade, something more childish, since I prefer a more "brutal" and realistic style but, as I already wrote, I managed to appreciate it anyway. 
 What is amazing about this graphic novel is that the reader can fully aprecciate Iko, finally. The readers of TLC know Iko: a cherfully, inclined to flirt, android who loves to help. And this was fine but surely not enough. 
 Through the novel, page and page, Iko will have to face a lot of prejudice because of her android nature and how not everyone is redy to accept that a "flawed" chip can give her a personality. Honestly, everytime people dismessed her, I was really angry. Especially with Kinney. 
 Everytime, he will manage to be a jerk. You'r warned. Yet I cannot wait to see him regret everything he said. I hope that the second volume will destroy him, 
 The graphic novel is really intriguing, especially because it deals with all that happen after Cinder and the crew victory. Nothing can be easy after a revolution and maybe the after is the most difficult part. In fact, Wires and Nerve doesn't offer such a wam and sugar coated scenario of the revolution consequences and, to be totally honest, it looks like Cinder and company did a really bad job on certain aspects. 
 Maybe I was also asking a bit to much about the way in which the fact that Iko is android was handled. Everybody that are her friend just plainly recognize Iko as human. But she's still not with her body and the whole fact that her personality is the result of a glitch.... I mean, there's a lot of human right, soul, humanistic and spiritual staff to discuss about but Wires and Nerve is not the right graphic novel to talk about it. 
 Anyway, my vote for Wires and Nerve is a set of full five stars, but I always like to point out many of the possible aspects of a certain novel, book or whatever else. If you're searching for funny romance, for Iko - which is an extremly important factor - , for the heros of TLC and for action, this is your graphic novel. 
 And I sound like a slogan. But that is.