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    The series that the Philadelphia Daily News called 'one of the year's best' of 2009 returns!! What at first seemed like a simple haunting has quickly turned into a nightmare. A spirit has been unleashed and its power has been growing stronger ever since. Now Anna's visions will lead her and Braden to Philadelphia to investigate the nightmarish occurrences and a possessed boy might prove to be just the beginning of the horror that awaits the duo. The Old West meets the X-Files in this supernatural thriller only from Zenescope!

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    Salem's Daughter: The Haunting #1 - The Haunting by razzatazz on October 08, 2012

    As is often the case with any story linked to Grimm Fairy Tales, this involves somewhat of a cliché (an exorcism) but then again as with many of the other Grimm Fairy Tales series, it is not as much of a cliché if it is handled well, which it is here.  As it stands the story is not yet fully developed but rather left to rest on it premise, but it does that effectively enough as the characters are mostly ignored while the supernatural spookiness is well established.  It is not the best beginning,...

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