The champagne is poured and the chandeliers are hung for Chicago Mayor Bobby Chambers annual Black and White Ballbut Ghost, Vaughn, and Tommy are crashing the party, determined to stop the imposter before he claims another life and tears open a rift between two worlds!
I would have laughed at you a couple years ago if you told me that a revamp of "Ghost" would end up being a comic I was eagerly looking forward to month after month. It just goes to show that a strong creative team is ultimately what's important, not the character that they've decided to tackle. DeConnick and Noto have created a fun "Ghost" story, and it's made me eager for more. Good job, everyone involved. Read Full Review
I really enjoyed this finale to the main storyline and I like how they set the reader up for things to come. Ghost continues to be a good character to follow and the plot is enough to make me come back for the next issue. However, I would like to see a bit more variance for their male leads. It's nice to be able to just look at a character and know whom I'm looking at instead of having to keep taking notes. Overall, Ghost earns three out of five stars. Read Full Review
I say start the series right on this issue and continue with the story; otherwise it seems like a lot of filler issues just leading up to one battle. The last issue pretty much covers all you need to know anyway. I’ll have to go back and read some old Ghost to see why people think she is so hot, because this series hasn’t done her full justice. Read Full Review
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