To me, the "Lincoln Lawyer" stories lack some of the power of "Bosch." Connelly's Bosch is like Batman; he has a mythic storyline. His mother was murdered; he, Bosch, also carries the wound of Eleanor Wish's violent death. The "Bosch" TV series has the major asset that is Titus Welliver; though Manuel Garcia-Rulfo has charisma, he simply can't hijack a scene in the way that Welliver can. Welliver often seems to have ten or twelve mysterious, unstated thoughts happening behind his eyes--Garcia-Rulfo can't achieve the same impact. That said, "The Lincoln Lawyer" does profit from Neve Campbell's work. I can't remember the character of Maggie from the print version of "The Law of Innocence"--a novel I did not love. But--wisely--the TV producers have given Maggie quite a bit to do. She has to help her ex-husband while also paying attention to her current relationship. She has to listen to Mickey's wishes--but s...