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HAUNT TP VOL 02

The top selling monthly title brings its second knockout story arc to trade paperback format. Due to his unique ability to bond with his brother Kurt’s ghost, priest Daniel Kilgore joins forces with an undercover agency and tries to get used to his new life of murder and espionage. Features original HAUNT layout artist and master storyteller GREG CAPULLO stepping up to full-time penciling duties. Also contains the stand-alone issue HAUNT #6, retelling the first explosive story-arc from Mirage’s perspective.

Collects HAUNT #6-12

story ROBERT KIRKMAN
art & cover GREG CAPULLO & TODD McFARLANE

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  1. Avatar photo KickAss says:
    February 8, 2011 at 2:19 am

    I hope this is as good as vol 1 and doesn’t end up going in weird, lame boring directions like Wolf-Man. 

  2. Avatar photo jwaesch says:
    February 8, 2011 at 3:28 am

    I’m curious to check this out, mostly to see how capullo’s art looks (I was a huge fan of The Creech miniseries years ago).  Regarding Haunt, I read the entire first arc in issues, but then decided to drop it.  Now I’m curious as to what I might be missing.

    @KickAss I enjoyed Wolf-Man thoroughly until the very last arc, but even that had some good moments.  When did you stop enjoying it?

  3. Avatar photo KickAss says:
    February 10, 2011 at 12:45 am

    Vol. 1 Wolf-Man was excellent.  vol. 2 was good.  3 was a bit less good.  4 was confusing and lame at first, something about a giant monster.  Stuff that was hard to care about.  It ended strong, but the boring first 70 pages of vol. 4 really let me down.  It was good after that, but never captured the excitement of vol 1.

    Maybe I only truly like Invincible?  If this and Super Dinosaur aren’t good, then I’ll have to just buy Invincible.  In that book, my main problem is the villains being mostly forgettable, except for his father.

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