Admittedly, I was a little too kind with my rating of the first volume. While I thought the writer captured the voices and and humor of the original films I thought it relied a little *too* much on the original source material (don’t get me wrong, I love the giant marshmallow man, but I don’t think this series should have dedicated its first arc to him). Volume 2 answers my complaints by having the team essentially get borrowed by another city to deal with a now haunted amusement park. We even get a few stories dedicated to specific members of the team (in this case Venkman and Egon) to show that this series plans on expanding on them as characters while setting up a few ticking time bombs in the process.

I haven’t even touched on the subject of the ghosts yet, which have some really great concepts, designs, and methodology! The more cartoony style of this book allows the art team to go buck wild with exaggerated proportions and expressions, making the ghosts seem comical at points and down right *terrifying* at others. This series has me hooked and I’m excited to read more!