As with all of IDW's previous Ghostbusters books, you absolutely have to pick this one up if you're a GB fan. Honestly, I wish Burnham and Schoening were in charge of the film franchise, as they could easily make another two or three films out of all the stuff they've done so far. Read Full Review

Ihighly recommend finding the classic episode and comparing it with the comic. It will provide so much context and appreciation for what these men are doing. Perhaps though, the real charm is that the creative team makes the story their own. They see the potential strength of the villain and how he was poorly used in the cartoon, so many possibilities are there and it looks like a lot will be explored in this event. This is an absolute must buy for fans Also, the variants look amazing too. Read Full Review

You know that feeling you have when 31 years of fandom and the worlds within it collide in a glorious explosion? No? Well, you will when you pick tho book up Read Full Review

The Real Ghostbusters meet the movie Ghostbusters and chaos ensues! An incredible nostalgia trip that was created for all the children of the 80s Read Full Review

This issue is a must-read for any supernatural or Ghostbuster fan! The artwork delivers incredibly as it is easy to distinguish the characters from their other-dimensional counterparts. The Real Ghostbuster characters have more vibrant and bold coloring while the live-action inspired Ghostbuster team boast more dulled hues and sharper lines. The writing is great and delivers an entertaining storyline brimming with ghosts, witches and angry gods! Read Full Review

In the end, I can honestly say this series is going to do justice to the old flick we all know and love. With the humorous script and beautiful artwork, this is definitely a book I will be keeping up with as the issues roll on in. This is a good read for any Ghostbusters fan, comic book lover, and overall nerd. Read Full Review

While this is something that is more than mildly entertaining to most fans, this is definitely something that hardcore GHOSTBUSTER's fans will not want to miss. Read Full Review

It's a testament to how "outside the box" IDW has been with the Ghostbusters franchise that the notion of the movie Ghostbusters meeting their animated selves from The Real Ghostbusters is not the strangest thing to happen. It's a solid premise, regardless, and one Erik Burnham and Dan Schoening exploit to great effect in this first issue. Read Full Review

This issue lays the ground work for what I expect to be yet another great series from the Burnham, Schoeing and Delgado team over at IDW. Read Full Review

I'm definitely strapped in for the ride. This was a great first issue to get you up to speed, hopefully the next ones will have some more action. Read Full Review

Extensive in exposition, "Ghostbusters: Get Real" #1 is a love letter to the cartoon series in particular and the Ghostbusters brand in general. Burnham, Schoening, Delgado and Uyetake have rich experience with the characters and they pack this comic full of evidence that that experience has nurtured. This comic should be well-received, as very few Ghostbusters comic fans would be totally unaware of the cartoon, but -- for fans of the franchise -- this comic is certain to become indispensable. Read Full Review

Overall, Ghostbusters Get Real #1 is a fun trip down memory lane for fans of the cartoon. The story seems to be a fun one full of adventure. The art is tremendous at setting the stage. The writing is funny and character driven. There are flaws but they arent something that ruins the overall reading experience. Read Full Review

Some sharp visuals and heavy nostalgia value here, but it feels a little like they chose style over substance. Read Full Review

Overall, this is not a bad start to the crossover, and diehard Ghostbusters fans who are riding high on the franchise's 30th anniversary will want to check it out. However, I do hope it's able to excel beyond the standard tropes of a crossover, because we really are running out of new ideas. Read Full Review