New Orleans has long been synonymous with voodoo and black magic. Ghosts are often seen haunting the graveyards and streets without doing anyone harm but now for some reason they've turned deadly. The Spirit Hunter's team has been called in to find out why and they soon learn that the dead of spirit realm are most dangerous when they are controlled by the living.
What could have been a mediocre story using voodoo to commit a crime has turned into something sinister and original, all thanks to incorporation into the main Spirit Hunters storyline. While it may have started off a bit slow and does not develop until after the narrative's shift, thanks to fantastic artwork and an imaginative plot, this issue works on all levels. I would like to see more of this plot into developing Ellen's character, but at the same time, it is a shame to ignore the rest of the actors in lieu of just one person. However with only three issues left in the series, it appears something might have to be sacrificed to see the truest fulfillment of this underlying story, otherwise we may just be left in the dark. Read Full Review
A new villain is introduced in a story of supernatural revenge. The tale is very well told, though the two artists are not equal, with one outshining the other. The story is strong enough to warrant a read, with the hope that that this antagonist will return soon in other books. Read Full Review
I'm late to the game but I'm so happy I caught up and got to read Spirit Hunters #9. It's a fun title that's not too in depth, which is perfect for both casual readers and curious newcomers. It boasts a straight forward cast with a strong creative team at their back. So much sothat this comic deserves to find a home on your pull-list, so don't be afraid of no ghosts and pick this up! Read Full Review
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