Description
The first issue of the comic book miniseries that brought the Ghostbusters back to the page after the success of the original film!
Variant edition (cover B) published by 88 MPH Studios in February 2004, featuring different cover artwork from the standard version.
32 full-color pages chronicling the team’s adventures six months after Gozer’s defeat, balancing daily hauntings with the ghost hunters’ return to routine.
A historical piece for franchise collectors, featuring the signature style of 2000s independent comics.
Variant edition (cover B) published by 88 MPH Studios in February 2004, featuring different cover artwork from the standard version.
32 full-color pages chronicling the team’s adventures six months after Gozer’s defeat, balancing daily hauntings with the ghost hunters’ return to routine.
A historical piece for franchise collectors, featuring the signature style of 2000s independent comics.
Value for Ghostbusters fans
For a true Ghostbusters fan, this comic holds high nostalgic and collectible value:
- Historical rarity: It is one of the first attempts to continue the story after the 1984 film (and before the reboot and the new franchise). Set in the classic universe, it perfectly captures the spirit of the original Ghostbusters with dialogue, characters, and situations faithful to the movie.
- Sought-after variant: The #1b cover (often associated with Dan Brereton or retailer incentives) is rarer than the standard cover and is highly prized for its alternative art and its status as a “2000s variant.”
- Completionism: Part of the short 88 MPH Studios run (only 4 issues + extras), considered by many “old school” fans as the true comic book sequel to the first film. Great for reading or displaying alongside posters, action figures, or other ’80s/2000s memorabilia.
The value remains stable but not explosive, typical of 2000s independent Ghostbusters comics. It’s a solid piece for completionist collectors rather than a high-yield investment.
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