Twenty Seven #2

Jan 2011 · Image · 3.99 USD

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“Okay. I'm talking to the ghost of the mad scientist . . .”

In "Okay. I'm talking to the ghost of the mad scientist...", Will Garland grapples with the unsettling reality of a mysterious device fused to his chest, one that lets him see and speak with ghosts. As the police question him about the missing scientist, he plays dumb while trying to unravel the cryptic significance of the number nine at UCLA. Written by Charles Soule and brought to life with striking, unified art by Renzo Podesta, this issue blends psychological tension with surreal mystery, all wrapped in a cover by W. Scott Forbes.

writer Charles Soule · artist, inker, colorist Renzo Podesta · letterer Shawn DePasquale · cover W. Scott Forbes

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writer Charles Soule

artist, inker, colorist Renzo Podesta

letterer Shawn DePasquale

cover pencils, inks W. Scott Forbes

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Will Garland struggles with the change that the strange device on his chest has produced. He sees ghosts and converses with them. The police interview him about the missing scientist, and Garland feigns ignorance. He tries to investigate the number nine at UCLA, but gets nowhere.

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