REVIEW: Ghost, #1

[CBR News]

Following the short stories in "Dark Horse Presents" (reprinted as "Ghost" #0), Kelly Sue DeConnick and Phil Noto hit the ground running with "Ghost" #1 as we learn more about our title character and start meeting villains.


Full review here.

[C. Earl]

The great thing about the new Ghost series is that it has stuff both for long-time and first-time readers. Fans of the original two volumes will recognize several concepts that have been maintained, and yet they're presented in a way that's totally accessible and very much "we begin here" for people who are totally new to the series. Indeed, the final page of the first issue is both a nod to the original version of Ghost and a new mystery to be revealed for the current version.

[42n8s1]

The great thing about the new Ghost series is that it has stuff both for long-time and first-time readers. Fans of the original two volumes will recognize several concepts that have been maintained, and yet they're presented in a way that's totally accessible and very much "we begin here" for people who are totally new to the series. Indeed, the final page of the first issue is both a nod to the original version of Ghost and a new mystery to be revealed for the current version.

Good to know.
I will definitely pick this up.
I enjoyed most of the Ghost shorts in recent issues of DHP.