Daniel Goldman of Kinjin Storylab, the creator of a number of award-winning stories, has announced that what he considers to be the best comic work of his career is making a comeback.Red Light Properties: Unfinished Businessis an omnibus of the series and a fresh start for what’s to come.
Red Light Properties: Unfinished Businessis a collection of everything from the originalRed Light Propertiesgraphic novel in a hardcover book with a slipcase to keep it nice and secure. This collection is more than just what has come before; it includes 100 pages of comic books that have never been printed before. It’s all coming to Kickstarter on June 15, 2025, for fans who love the series andcomic book loverswho have yet to discover it to get their hands on.
Red Light Propertiesfollows Jude and Cecilia. When they meet, sparks fly, and their future as an estate agency called Red Light Properties begins. Cecelia is the real business brain behind the operation. She manages their lives, including raising their child, getting in clients, pushing through every sale, and generally keeping life held together.
So what does Jude do? Well, he’s got the ability to see dead people, and since it’s previously haunted houses that Red Light Properties specializes in, he’s got to keep up his end of the bargain and clear houses of spirits so they can be sold on the cheap to those who couldn’t afford one otherwise. To do this, he needs to stay topped up on psychedelics, but that leaves him somewhere between reality and The Membrane that separates the physical world from the spiritual one. You can see how that could be a problem as a business partner, father, and husband, right?
Those who have followed the series for a while may know some of the stories included in this upcoming omnibus. “Goodnight Donnie Cheng,” “Underwater,” and even “Tight Shorts,” which never made it off of Comixology, will all be included.
This Kickstarter is far from the end of the series. In spring 2025, Goldman plans on producing moreRed Light Propertiesissues for fans to collect and read. If you’ve been looking for something new to add to your shelf, this is definitely one worth checking out when it goes live.
