Dan Goldman's Eisner-nominated Red Light Properties arrives in a full-color manga-sized format perfect for new readers
Jude Tobin is a psychic who sees ghosts. His realtor wife Cecilia, sees an opportunity. As Red Light Properties, he exorcises haunted homes across South Florida, then she sells them at a discount to renters shut out of the housing market. They're using shamanism to carve their own niche in the real estate market while hacking it for the rest of us.
But after six years of struggling to keep their business afloat and raise their son, their marriage is starting to buckle. In the spirit world, Jude is peerless, getting unquiet ghosts to move on, but here in reality, Cecilia's stuck running literally every other goddamn aspect of their business that drains them both of every drop of lifeforce.
What was their shot at the American Dream now feels like a curse, unraveling listing by listing, while around them, sea levels rise, the economy is tanking, the rich get greedier, and somehow, Miami feels more haunted than ever before.