At long last, the final issue of Ghost Tree is nearing release. I’ve reviewed this series from beginning to end, and, looking back, I couldn’t
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We’re back for round three of the Japanese ghost story known as Ghost Tree. I reviewed issues #1 and #2 a while back. Going in,
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