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There’s something about her, something about the way Phil draws her . . . I think it’s in the eyes. It’s like he’s given her a soul. She’s equal parts charismatic and creepy for me to work with, honestly.
Although it first ran in the Comics’ Greatest World series in 1993, the new Ghost will not necessarily be following the stories of its past, says DeConnick.
The new series is a fresh start, an alternative take. No prior knowledge of the character or the universe is necessary. There’s a good chance you’ll be into this one too.
Ghost will have a “zero issue” before the actual “first issue,” which will collect the stories from Dark Horse Presents: 13 and catch up readers who may not have picked up DHP:13, which I think is pretty cool. That issue (Ghost #0) will be available September 19, 2012; while Ghost #1 will become available October 10, 2012.
Who read Ghost the first time around? What are you looking forward to in the new series, and what do you hope they keep the same? Is anybody else interested to see what kind of crossovers they do this time, considering the first series paired up with the likes of Hellboy and The Mask? Who’s gonna pick up the first, er, zero issue?
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