The series continues. Dina and Vince have found one of the four tower guardians, but is he going to help them, or make things more difficult. There are new souls and challenges along the way as the series continues. Again, a pretty easy read. Very good art to go along with the story. Nice blend of fantasy with some Gothic horror. ( )

I thought the first volume jumped around too much, this has even less of a story line. At least there's some nice art here and there. ( )

This book is filled with short stories about frienship, spoiled children, death, and creation. The artist took the time to share her costume designs at the end of the book, which was neat. The graphics were a little vague at times, but a good quick read, sure to entice young minds. ( )

Following on from Volume One, Dinah and Vincent have released ten of the forty ghosts in the mausoleum and have unlocked one of the four tower guards. Edaniel is a smart talking cat with magical powers which can transform the humans as well as himself. He helps guide them, without actually getting involved, in the quest for the other thirty spirits to set free.

The next set are more difficult than the first few, they are harder to free and they are likely to hide. One was a spoilt rich girl whose ghost was drowning children before being trapped in the mausoleum. Dinah needs to find her to return her missing necklace, also putting the girl back together like a jigsaw puzzle or the witch in Return to Oz. Another is Plague who accidentally infects Vincent causing Dinah and Edaniel to fetch a Lazurus apple. Meanwhile Dinah visits a psychiatrist and her aunt shows a much more human side.

As beautifull drawn as the first manga, I really enjoyed this tale. There were some interesting ideas for further storylines which I look forward to reading about in further mangas. There is a great bonus section at the back of some of the artists dresses she has made for cosplay. ( )

2.5 Stars

Full review to come! ( )