A sinister force grows in strength as Brandt discovers more secrets about his past and his family's connection to the Ghost Tree. Will Brandt be able to discover his true purpose in Japan in time to save himself?
A touching drama with a hint of horror!
Ghost Tree is like Neil Gaiman meets Ghilbi. It has a nice blend of horror and drama that delivers an incredibly moving story. This is the kind of book that makes you want to go out and hug your loved ones. It uses death and ghosts to create a life-affirming message. There's an undercurrent of terror as we see how Brandt can lose everything, including himself, in these woods. Read Full Review
In one of Ghost Tree #3's finest scenes, Brandt's grandmother speaks freely about her relationship with her late husband. As she speaks, his ghost watches on in bitter silence. Neither the text nor the Gane's art contain the whole story. But combined, they weave together in perfect synergy. The result is Ghost Tree #3, a beautiful comic full ofquiet melancholy. Don't let this one slip by. Read Full Review
Ghost Tree continues to excel as a meaningful and thought-provoking comic with every issue. Read Full Review
What are the consequences of living your life in the past rather than in the present? Read Full Review
The ghosts and guardians lurking in this comic are brilliantly designed and deliver some spooky action at the issue's end, but this book is really about the living and better for it. Read Full Review
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