Image credit: Pablo Raimondi/Jose Villarubia
Sabine’s plan for betrayal has come to fruition, and it appears no one has noticed that the unpleasant possessions of Yang’s body have happened. Meanwhile, outside of our world’s ghostbox, Chloe is running and finding a safe place she’s familiar to hide. At least until the Ghost Box powers up again!
I’m in two minds about this issue with Ghostbox. On the one hand, you can go to a truly interesting place, but only after more expositions have been dumped to readers thanks to the newer and strange arrivals in the Ghost Box.
It’s fun enough, but the plot is so thin that it feels like writer Mike Carrey keeps us stuck with the backstory. The backstory itself is neither particularly complicated nor profound. We’ve already been given a lion’s share, so we wonder how much mileage he’ll narrow down from the concept. We think we’ll see.
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