The Rocketfellers seemed like a can't miss with this creative team and so far, it hasn't disappointed at all. This was another encouraging issue that the Ghost Machine won't have any problems keeping its record for high quality titles intact. This is well worth checking out for comic fans who want something behind the standard superhero and vigilante themes. Read Full Review

Plot
The Rocketfeller family is still trying to adapt to this century, Rachel tries to make a Christmas for her daughter Rae, so the whole family Roland-Father, Rachel-Mother, Richie-oldest son and Rodney-Grandfather go to buy a tree on December 24th. Rae doesn't want it cut down and Roland takes a branch.

At home Roland creates a tree with that branch, which he doesn't decorate but has life and escapes to the forest, where it fits perfectly. The whole family misses Grandma Rose, especially Rae.

With a fun story about Christmas decorations, this installment delves a little deeper into these holidays, where grief is also part of many families.

The evil policeman from the future can't find the Rocketfellers' location in any of the four realities of the Ghost Machine universe. This art shows exactly what these realities are and how they connect to the other comics.

Art
Full of details and lots of textures that provide an interesting and mesmerizing organic effect, all of this achieves a futuristic and somewhat terrifying tone.

Summary
The Rocketfellers try to celebrate Christmas in this century that seems so archaic to them, but the important thing is to have the Christmas spirit. more