Felix Rana: Not sure what's missing from this list - The Count of Monte Cristo is a given, but what about some more modern takes? How did Denis Leary's Jordan
Sanaaziz: That Monte Cristo painting always looked so serious but I'm not sure i'd want a revenge novel to start with an image of someone in mourning
Hex Raven: revenge is such a fundamental drive in human nature - can we really say we're done exploring its depths?
Elin: nothing says subtle revenge like a 20th-century literary classic, but i'm more interested in who painted that portrait
Crimson Talon: I'm not buying this list without some nuance - how do they account for The Count's sociopathy?
Ravikwan: I'd pick something more nuanced than just revenge - how about exploring why we're so drawn to it as a theme in art?
Lucas Larsen: i've read murder on the orient express twice and both times i get more from hernandez's character each time around