....Ghostbusters: Displaced Aggression....

THIS IS THE LATEST ISSUE OF "GHOSTBUSTERS: DISPLACED AGGRESSION".

I've been a huge Ghostbusters fan since I was about three-years-old. I was born three years after the first movie, and didn't get to see the second until I was about seven-years-old. This made the second movie, my favourite.
I don't usually read comic books. It's not my thing; I usually leaf through my Sisser's comics and they end up making not one lick of sense. Mostly because all I'm really doing is just looking the art over.
My criteria for good comic book art?:

*How are the women drawn? Are they just complete sex objects?

*How worth it is the story to read? Does the art overpower it?

I obviously don't have much to work with, so you can see where the interest wains in my world.

"Displaced Aggression" is the best string of comics I've seen, and the best I've read. I like the idea of all four Ghostbusters being separated and flung into different parts of the timeline. Peter is a cowboy in the Old West, Ray is a knight in Mideval England, Egon is the overlord of a futuristic world, and Winston is back in an apocalyptic New York defending it while a female Ghostbuster (with one interesting family), Rachel Unglighter, gets in her time machine on a mission to find Peter, Ray, and Egon.

It's bloody FANTASTIC. I adore it so much!! It might be that I'm fanatical Ghosthead, but whatever the reason they are pretty fantastic. I don't want to give anything away, so get off your ass and GO READ THEM!!!

~Moni