Dark Horse brings a December full of Ghostly delights
December is a huge month for Ghost fans, as Dark Horse unveils two new unearthly treasures: the first issue of the newest, action-packed story arc, and an extra-long, horrifying one-shot by longtime Ghost writer Eric Luke.
Elisa Cameron has come to discover more about herself than she once thought possible. As the tortured specter Ghost, she knew only that she endured great pain because of her supposed death and wanted others to suffer for it as well. Now that she's actually seen the videotape of how she died, she has more questions than ever - and new fears that her friends might actually be among her enemies! But before se can even begin dealing with these new developments, she meets a new group of adversaries - and some are as powerful as she is! Ghost #4: The Devil Inside is the beginning of an all new story-arc by Ghost's original creator Chris Warner and featuring the striking art of Christian Zanier and Steve Moncuse. Let yourself be posessed by The Devil Inside when the first 32-page, full-color issue appears in stores December 16 for $2.95.
Also in December, Dark Horse presents two heavy-on-the-strange short stories in one big single issue, as "Secrets" (reprinted from its popular run in Diamond Previews) and Ghost's terrifying encounter with Mayfly are jammed into a deluxe one-shot. Ghost Special #3: Scary Monsters, by Eric Luke, Tom Sniegoski, H.M. Baker, and Bernard Kolle is 48 full-color pages of hair-raising adventures, available for $3.95 starting December 30.
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Dark Horse reveals Buffy's origin, for the first time ever in comics
Buffy the Vampire Slayer didn't start off as the world's hippest television show - everyone's favorite slayer got her start in the sleeper hit film of the same title a few years ago. Now, as part of the incredibly popular Buffy comics series, Dark Horse is revisiting the early days of the famous slayer with a new look at the original film, adapted to comics by Dan Brereton, Chris Golden, and Joe Bennett.
Buffy Summers was once a normal high school girl - cuter and sassier than average, but normal nonetheless. That was before she got the news that she was the new Chosen One - the one human destined to fight for humanity against the evils of the undead. Now instead of dances and cheerleading, it's
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