Ghost Projekt (New Edition)

ONI PRESS PROUDLY PRESENTS THE RETURN OF A MODERN SUPERNATURAL CLASSIC!

From acclaimed writer Joe Harris (X-Files, Snowfall) and Eisner Award–winning artist Steve Rolston (Queen & Country, Emiko Superstar) comes a brand-new collected edition of their chilling post–Cold War–era thriller Ghost Projekt.

In the frozen depths of Siberia lies a long-forgotten Soviet research facility. Abandoned at the end of the Cold War, it once housed a terrifying experiment—something powerful, something dangerous . . . and something that refuses to stay buried. When the weapon disappears into the hands of thieves who don’t fully understand what they’ve unleashed, US weapons inspector Will Haley is sent to investigate. Teaming up with Russian federal agent Anya Romanova, the two uncover a dark legacy of secrets, science, and spirits that neither nation ever intended to see the light of day.

But the past does not die quietly—and in the shadows of old wars, ghosts still walk . . .

Collecting Ghost Projekt #1–5 in a newly remastered edition to celebrate the series' 15th anniversary. | As a young creator at Marvel Comics, Joe Harris launched the cult-classic Spider-Man spinoff series, Slingers, and wrote myriad other titles including Bishop: The Last X-Man. He has written for all major comics publishers and franchises including X-Men, Spider-Man, Batman, and others. 

He conceived and co-wrote the screenplay for the hit Sony Pictures film Darkness Falls and the politically themed slasher movie The Tripper before returning to comics and launching creator-owned properties that brought his experiences in publishing and moviemaking together. 

His supernatural title Ghost Projekt was published by Oni Press. Called the “Best Miniseries” of 2010 by Wizard and lauded by Ain’t It Cool News as “one of the finest” of the year, the tense tale of ghosts, gambits, and Cold War-era secrets was adapted for television by SyFy.

Steve Rolston can be found drawing comics under the floorboards of an abandoned weapons facility in Vancouver, Canada. According to declassified documents, his first official mission was as the original artist on the Eisner Award–winning spy comic Queen & Country. In the decade that followed, his art skills were deployed on a variety of comics such as Pounded, Mek, The Escapists, Degrassi, Emiko Superstar, and his own graphic novel, One Bad Day.