Ghosted #15

The end of the issue pushes us in a new direction that can't help but tie itself to the past of the series. It proves very interesting as it seems Williamson has a carefully constructed story that has been heading to a definitive payoff for a while now. I can't wait to see where things go next. Read Full Review

As with the previous issues, the art team does an outstanding job keeping a lot of plates up in the air. The action in this issue is comprised of both ghosts and people fighting at the same time, and Davide Gianfelice keeps everything flowing smoothly. The differing ghost designs allow the reader to differentiate between the two sides fighting, while also playing into the narrative, and the violence gets explicit without becoming cringe-worthy. Read Full Review