With only one week to go before the hospital turns off his life support, psychologist Dan Collins' astral projection turns detective to find out who tried to kill him - only to make a shocking discovery that changes everything.
Why does ex-colleague Milton Maine want to kill Dan? Why has sorcerer August Fryne captured the lost soul of one of Dan's ex-patients? Difficult questions, impossible answers and psychedelic madness - all this and more in Out of Body Three!
Out of Body has been building solidly with what it's doing from the opening pages and I'm really enjoying it. It's put together well with teases and hints of what's to come but it's all coming together really naturally. I like Dan's growing sense of panic but also how he's compartmentalizing things, such as what he discovers with Jodie. Milligan's script delivers the goods here and Miranda again gives us a really great looking book, from the normal to the supernatural. Read Full Review
I still don't know if I'm personally enjoying Out of Body all that much on a personal level, but the narrative is definitely becoming more coherent as time goes on, which is a nice start. Read Full Review
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