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Ghosts
Check out this all-new anthology from some of the biggest talents in the industry! Stories spotlight a space heist on a ghost ship, a spirit who wants to play synthesizer in a techno band, a ghost-for-hire haunting agency and others dark, twisted tales. With stories and art by some of comics' greatest talents, this special features a cover by Dave Johnson, and a variant cover by Brendan McCarthy!
80 pages, Paperback
First published December 1, 2012
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July 26, 2017
Sólo se salva la primera historia, el resto bastante flojitas.
July 16, 2021
This should have been better, but it has numerous problems, not least of which having to do detective work to understand that at least one story ("Dead Boy Detectives: Run Ragged") spans a number of #1 titles, under the umbrella of Vertigo Anthologies 2011.
Furthermore, there is a LOT of hit and miss, with the only really sold tales being "A Bowl of Red" and first tale with the too long title.
In "Bride", the art of Phil Jimenez is beautiful, but as is often the case, the story makes little sense, and then there is some sort of science fantasy by Pole Pope that beautifully resembles the work of Caza, but has nothing to do with ghosts.
The rest is barely worth a mention and the whole thing is telling of Vertigo's swan song, with editor Karen Berger leaving the line a year later, in 2012.
Furthermore, there is a LOT of hit and miss, with the only really sold tales being "A Bowl of Red" and first tale with the too long title.
In "Bride", the art of Phil Jimenez is beautiful, but as is often the case, the story makes little sense, and then there is some sort of science fantasy by Pole Pope that beautifully resembles the work of Caza, but has nothing to do with ghosts.
The rest is barely worth a mention and the whole thing is telling of Vertigo's swan song, with editor Karen Berger leaving the line a year later, in 2012.
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