Image credit: Pablo Raimondi/Jose Villarubia
Ghost Boxes are in serious danger from the Estival, and the gloomy angels of the box may have finally realized how to stop them.
Ghostbox comes to a slightly awkward end in this final issue. There are so many things kicking off in all aspects, and there are many things that feel like they’re coming out of nowhere to end up bringing the story together in a neat way.
There is an obvious touch of Matt Smith’s photographs that we reference again in this issue. This is distracting.
It’s all set for a sequel, but with such an interesting setup being largely wasted throughout the course of the series, I don’t know there’s a lot of potential for a continuing ghost box. I was really intrigued by some of the issues at the beginning, but it feels like it’s stepping in a bit of water until I rushed through some pieces for a conclusion that is too convenient.
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