The GhostBox is in grave danger from the Estival, and the brooding angel of the box may have finally realised just how to stop them.

GhostBox comes to a bit of a messy end in this final issue, with tons of stuff kicking off on all fronts, and lots of things that feel as if they come out of nowhere to wrap the story up in an ultimately neat way.

There’s a touch of the obvious Matt Smith photo referencing again in this issue, which is distracting, because most of the time, the character he’s clearly drawn as looks nothing like him!

It all sets up for a sequel, but with such an intriguing setup largely squandered over the course of the series, I can’t see that there’s much potential in continuing GhostBox, which is a shame. I was really intrigued by the first few issues, but it does feel as if it was treading water somewhat until it hastily moved a few pieces in place for an all too convenient conclusion.

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