Dan Watters

In the summer of 1994, a haunted house walks across California. Inside is Ami, lead-singer of a high school punk band- who's been missing for weeks. How did she get there? What do these ghosts want? And does this mean the band have to break up? Expect three chord songs and big bloody action as Power Rangers meets The Shining (yes really), and as writer DAN WATTERS (Lucifer/COFFIN BOUND) and artist CASPAR WIJNGAARD (Star Wars/Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt) delve into the horrors of misspent youth.

Home Sick Pilots, Volume 1

Eleanor Luhar

The cover art really drew me to this book, and I was not disappointed by the artwork throughout. The colours are fantastic, with a lot of retro inspiration. The colour schemes were great at matching the kind of creepy atmosphere of the story, too.
The idea of a horror graphic novel/comic is super appealing to me, and while this wasn't exactly 'scary', it had a nice eeriness to it. Ami as a character intrigued me, and the haunted house is practically its own character, too, which is interesting. I wasn't expecting the government involvement aspect, and I'm not sure how much I love it, but it would be interesting to see where that goes. 
I've seen a lot of mixed reviews on this and although it didn't stand out as overly special to me, I enjoyed it and didn't have any major problems with it. The art was lovely, and I loved the uniqueness of the haunted house and the ghosts/creatures. 4 stars!

Lana

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Nicole Salcedo

There is a haunted house that has learned to walk. As itchases them across the country, Ami, lead singer of the Home Sick Pilots,regrets teaching it how. But when the military attempt to develop their ownghost-powered weapon, the Old James House might be the only defense the worldhas from what they unleash. Collects issues6-10 of HOME SICK PILOTS GENRE Horror, Action& Adventure

Home Sick Pilots, Volume 1

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