Ghosted, Vol. 1: Colpo Stregato

The blending of supernatural themes with crime tropes felt fresh and intriguing. I wonder if the author envisioned this genre mashup from the start or if it evolved during creation.

While I enjoyed the world-building, there were moments that felt a bit slow, especially during character backstories. Was that intentional to add suspense or a pacing choice?

The visuals really brought the ghostly atmosphere to life. I'm curious how much collaboration there was between the writer and artist to achieve this tone.