The ghosts of Rycroft Manor must come face to face with their own mortality... so to speak. With Shirley ready to move to the Great Beyond, the other ghosts are reeling from the emotional fallout. And Daphne has to decide whether she is ready to move on herself, in a slightly less permanent way.
Sina Grace and Siobhan Keenan, with help from Cathy Le, Jeremy Lawson, DC Hopkins and Lea Caballero, round up a dark and plot-centered issue of Ghosted in L.A, while keeping their work full of emotional development and treating their characters with compassion and understanding of their emotions. Honestly, get to date and pick up Ghosted cause you're not gonna see this much character work and thoughtful arc-worth plots in a lot of comics! Read Full Review
Ghosted in L.A. #9 was another thrilling issue, one that took a different turn of events. It is very much still the series we've fallen in love with. But the plot has been firmly moved forward, all while taking more risks than ever before. Read Full Review
The mysterious door in the basement opens " but now what? Read Full Review
Pacing still creeps along, but there are enough questions raised that even an underplayed cliffhanger still resonates and provides momentum for a future climax. Read Full Review
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