Ghost #3
In Ghost #3 (1998), written by Chris Warner and illustrated by Christian Zanier, Elisa confronts Silhouette—whom she believed was the dark half of her sister—only to discover the truth is far more twisted. Trouvaille’s experiments have left Margo’s spirit trapped, and Elisa’s own memories are revealed to be dangerously misleading. With help from the Furies and a growing unease over a mysterious figure seen on a damning tape, Elisa fights to reclaim her sister’s body and uncover what really happened the night she died. The cover by Ryan Benjamin captures the tension of a ghost caught between two worlds.
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Ghost battles Silhouette whom she thought was the evil aspect of her sister. She learns, however, that Trouvaille has used science to pull Margo's spirit from her body so that Silhouette could possess it. Elisa's sister is now also a ghost. Trouvaille shows Elisa the tape of her "death" and she learns that she was not the victim but the killer. She also watches footage of Trouvaille trying to pull her soul from her body. Ghost escapes, takes down Silhouette and rescues her sister with a little help from the Furies. She is suspicious, however, as Focus appeared on the videotape.
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