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    Mind the Gap #7

    Mind the Gap » Mind the Gap #7 - Wish You Were Here, Part 2: Clouded Eyes, Broken Hearts released by Image on January 1, 2013.

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    New Arc! Great Jumping on point! Join the mystery everyone is talking about!!

    As Dane and Jo try to find a way to clear his name, someone else is sitting pretty, unaware that it is merely the calm before the storm for them. And after Elle's latest "possession," will Dr Geller and Detective Wallace be able to set aside science and facts to start trusting in the supernatural?

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    Mind the Gap #7 - Wish You Were Here, Part 2: Clouded Eyes, Broken Hearts by razzatazz on January 12, 2013

    Just about anytime that this series seems to be going one way, it shoots off on another tangent and takes on a new bizarre twist.  The developments here are much the same as Elle is still inhabiting Katie's body, and as Jo tries to help her despite the obvious problem that she has no real connection to the little girl, at least at surface value.  The development here to make it possible for Jo to communicate with Elle is a little bit cliched though it serves the purpose as the character of Katie...

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