Sabine’s plan of betrayal is coming to fruition, and no one seems to notice that her icky possession of Jan’s body has taken place. Meanwhile, outside the GhostBox in our world, Chloe is on the run, and finds a familiar, safe place to hide. At least until the GhostBox powers up once more!

I’m in two minds about this issue of GhostBox. On the one hand, it does get going to some really interesting places, but it only does so after even more exposition is dumped upon the reader, thanks to yet another new and curious arrival in the GhostBox.

It’s enjoyable enough, but it does feel as if the plot is so thin that writer Mike Carey keeps stalling us with backstory. The backstory itself isn’t particularly convoluted or deep, and we’ve already been given the lion’s share of it, so it does make me wonder just how much mileage he’s going to wring from the concept. We shall see, I suppose.

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