The Fellowship was fortunate enough to obtain a copy of SPIRIT
HUNTERS #8 from Zenescope Entertainment. The story is by Joe Brusha, Ralph
Tedesco, Pat Shand, Dave Franchini, and Troy Brownfield; written by Troy
Brownfield. The art is by Jason Muhr & Joe Sanchez Diaz, colors by Robby
Bevard, and letters by Taylor Esposito of Ghost Glyph Studios.
The group responds to a rash of “accidents” happening at
the campgrounds of Lake Kyros. With the group divided up to find more information
about what happened, Ellen encounters a little boy who wants her to follow him
into the woods.
This has been a great maxi-series and wish it would be upgraded to ongoing. The characters are hard not to like and care about. There’s a particularly nice focus on Curtis, who doubts his value to the team. That might be attributed to how he was treated when he was a child. Ellen’s abilities are a concern; she’s getting stronger, but is that a good thing or not? Jason Muhr & Joe Sanchez Diaz do a great job with the art, but it was Robby Bevard’s colors that grabbed me. Overall a fun book that should be checked out now.
This has been a great maxi-series and wish it would be upgraded to ongoing. The characters are hard not to like and care about. There’s a particularly nice focus on Curtis, who doubts his value to the team. That might be attributed to how he was treated when he was a child. Ellen’s abilities are a concern; she’s getting stronger, but is that a good thing or not? Jason Muhr & Joe Sanchez Diaz do a great job with the art, but it was Robby Bevard’s colors that grabbed me. Overall a fun book that should be checked out now.
SPIRIT HUNTERS #8 is at your local comic store or available
at www.zenescope.com.
