Wow MB, we aren't anywhere in the same universe on this. The only thing haunting about this issue is how hauntingly bad the artwork is. You said it doesn't always work...name some examples where it does. Abstract is one thing but visually illegible is something else. Nobody buys a comic that is blurry, fuzzy and all around unreadable. I expected Innovation to defend Echevarria because they were the only ones to hire him ..either before or after this issue. This was the last comic he drew - could you see him drawing Batman in this style? Fans would revolt.
And I'm sorry... even what you can see, that drawing is KLS, not Sarah. And frame 4 on the full page is Barbara Steele, not Joanna Going. Then if you want to talk dialog, Gothick is right... Sarah DOES sound like some guru.  The comics started off so brilliantly but was already going off the rails with Barrettstown and this issue just ended things with a huge train wreck. Gotta hand it to Innovation though...what a perfect slogan for their going out of business sale... we departed from what readers of these comics had come to expect. LOL.

David tries to get on Vicki's good side by bonding with Mr. Bedpost.

play a few hands of liars poker...you should be a whiz at this.

"Maybe her movie could feature a sequence with ice skating monsters!!"

Why not...  Could call it The Story of Joey.

C: Ugh... smells like pork and beans and sauerkraut for dinner again!

V: (Thinking) Yum... never got that at the foundling home.

I only got to watch about 15 minutes before I had to leave for work but taped it. Was really surprised the show was in color. Looked and felt very similar to Bonanza but had never seen the series before.

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