Average Shonen-ai     Jun 15, 2007     reviewed by Kim    

Ghost, also known as Eerie Queerie is a four volume long shonen-ai series. It is about a high school boy whom learns he is able to talk to those who have yet to pass on and he through this experinece he is able to become a more social person then the loner he was.

The story starts off strong, with intersting characters and events, but in the third volume it starts to seem rushed. The third and forth volume go for being good, to boring, to okay, and so on and so forth. In the end Ghost! seems to have a rushed plot and rushed relationships.

If you are looking for a series that has ghosts and boy love though this series may be for you. If you are looking for hard core boys love and not just a little kiss here and there then you probably might not want to pick this up.

Kim also recommended: Descendants of Darkness,
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Too Odd for Words     Jul 23, 2008     reviewed by Koneko    

LOL! who knew making friends could get so complicated? this series goes to show that what we want the most can be right in front of our eyes, if only we were willing to see it. there are very few female characters in this series...but those that show up very nearly overwhelm the boys! ^^ and what a cute bunch of boys they are!! read it and you'll know what i mean.

Koneko also recommended: Hands Off!,
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Adorable, funny, a must read overall     Jun 16, 2008     reviewed by XxInsaneRagdollx    

this story combines comedy and romance perfectly. The artist did an amazing job portraying the characters in my opinion, and the shounen-ai side to the story is more cute than anything else. Although i wish this series was a bit longer, i have to say it's a must read. The paranormal side to the story is interesting, the comedy doesn't stop for the most part, and if you get all warm and fuzzy from reading a good romance, this is the series for you. There aren't very detailed love scenes between the characters, so if you want a more explicit series i don't really recommend it.Overall...the characters are really dynamic and you will laugh at Mitsou's personality more than anything, he's adorable. I guess I love all the characters...anyway, try it out,Shuri Shiozu is amazing.

XxInsaneRagdollx also recommended: gakuen heaven, junjou romantica, gravitation, loveless, hot gimmick, hana kimi, fruits basket, fushigi yuugi, imadoki...,
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Actually called Eerie Queerie...the Ghost thing confuses me. O.o     Jun 16, 2008     reviewed by amusmental (Julie)    

Anyway, I loved this series! It was cute, funny, and just plain fun. I'm not a yaoi fanatic; I can take it or leave it, but this was an entertaining read. The characters were fun, the stories were interesting, and the artwork was good. My only real complaints were that it really seemed like it should have been a longer series. Maybe they just ran out of ideas? And the ending punchline was kind of abrupt and silly. Not BAD per se, just kind of lame. I wouldn't get it just for the purpose of yaoi; it takes him the entire series to decide he's okay with the idea of a relationship, and you never get to see any action. It's really more a good read for the cute moments and interesting interaction in terms of the stuff with the different ghosts. It's definitely fun, though, and well worth a read.

amusmental (Julie) also recommended: Gravitation, Fake,
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Loved It     Oct 23, 2007     reviewed by Christy    

I loved the series. Mitsuo, the main character, is cute, kind, clueless and funny. I love how the first two volumes deal with different cases to solve but the last two kind of drift off. I thought the fourth volume was better than the third but the ending was rushed, like Kim said. But all and all, the series is totally worth buying. Don't be afraid to pick it up because it's under the Yaoi section, it's extremely soft.

Christy also recommended: Descendants of Darkness, Hands Off!,
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