Five Ghosts: Five Ghosts Volume 1: The Haunting of Fabian Gray (Paperback)

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2 1/2 Stars. Part Indiana Jones, part Gambit, part James Bond, and all pulp, Five Ghosts: The Haunting of Fabian Gray starts off as a fun throwback to the classic adventure narrative of the 30's and 40's. And then it does a cannonball into an empty pool, which is to say the creators really should...

from peterbmacd

It doesn't make the most of its unique premise and instead it settles for a standard adventure serial homage with little extra added.

from TStarnes

The 'five ghosts' refers to five literary entities that have possessed Fabian Gray. He can draw upon them when he needs them to help solve one of his cases, but sometimes they try to take over his body causing uncontrolled bursts of power and requiring him to knock himself out to stop them. A lot...

from ElizaJane

This was totally confusing. The literary elements had such potential but they were basically just used as shadows in the background without any allusions to their character at all; this was especially neglected during the "tests" sequence. It did nothing for me at all. The only redeeming factor h...

from All_Hail_Grimlock

Downloaded from Netgalley. I like the idea of possession as used in this graphic novel, which combines adventure, suspense, and fictional characters such as Dracula and Sherlock Holmes. Five of these characters - amongst them Dracula and Sherlock Holmes - belong to Fabian Gray in a bizarre posses...