Daniel Kilgore now finds himself entrenched in his brother Kurt's secret life of espionage and murder. Finally the two of them meet someone who can explain their other-worldly situation and at long last a few secrets are revealed as we learn more about Haunt and what makes him tick.
If you dropped Haunt after issue #1 and wrote it off as 90's Image crap then I highly recommend you check again as this series is easily shaping up to be another winner from Kirkman. Sure it's had some kinks to work out but as time goes on this is looking to be one of the best new comics out there and I give it a high recommendation to all. Read Full Review
With so little to latch onto from Haunt three issues in, it begs the following question. If Robert Kirkmans name were not attached to this book, would I still consider reading it? Right now, this reviewers answer is no, meaning that if future developments ever transform this series into a classic Ill have to partake of it alongside The Walking Dead in trade format. Read Full Review
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