Finished Phonogram. The final series, The Immaterial Girl (yes, it's a Madonna reference), explores the character of Emily Aster. She has been a player right through, but now we learn about how she and her alter ego Claire, who was introduced in an issue of the previous series, got separated as Emily races to end the Faustian bargain that caused the split and Claire races to mess up everything Emily has accomplished since the split. Music videos play a big role, as does the death of Michael Jackson. The musical references are more mainstream, too, and the magic is bigger and more blatant. Still, it is a good story and a good ending to the series (at least, the final few panels make it seem like Kieron Gillen meant this as a swansong for the characters). Most of the character arcs are either tied up or at least on at a point where we aren't left hanging.
