Source: Reporting on Marvels and Legend…

BloodRayne: Tokyo Rogue #1 - That cover is pretty muddled [cover A shown by Don Walker], which fits well with the story.

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Source: Friendly Neighborhood Komics

You know, for someone who has an innate fear of anything that mews, I read way too many horror comics. Bloodrayne is one of them, focusing on a half-human half-vampire (AKA dhampir) and her adventures working for the Brimstone Society.

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Source: Comic Fanatic

The Drac Pack is Back!

Longtime visitors to The Comic Fanatic.Com are well aware that I am a huge fan of Jason Henderson’s Sword of Dracula. Henderson’s new spin on the classic Count Dracula has been the most original look at the Lord of the Vampires since Stoker put pen to paper all those years ago. And this is a premise that I would love to see on the spinner racks on a monthly basis. So I eagerly await and take whatever Sword of Dracula goodness that I can get. The latest morsel? Sword of Dracula/Vampirella.

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Source: Friendly Neighborhood Komics
Rating: Three out of five Cults of Kagan.

Few comics can adapt a videogame into a comic book well, but I think this issue really works.

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Source: Reporting on Marvels and Legends
Reviewer: CalvinPitt

Prime Cuts #2 - Ah, the closest I come to supporting indie comics, I suppose. I dig this cover (Bilbao cover), if only because there are about three different ways I interpret it. 1) She’s gesturing towards the creature, in sort of a nonchalant “ta-da!”. 2) She’s about to get attacked by it, and is flippantly dismissing it as a threat. 3) It almost looks like she’s about to pet it on the side of its head.

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Source: Scoop

Last Wednesday, March 26, 2008 Scoop brought you news of the new mini-series Demon’s Regret. The story follows the fallen angel Asmodeus. When Lucifer, also called Morningstar, decided to rebel against God and the rest of the angels, Asmodeus believed in his promises and joined Lucifer’s side. Unfortunately, when he realized that he’d made the wrong choice, it was too late to rejoin the angels.

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Source: Zonetrooper
Reviewer: Bill Gladman

Golden have no Sympathy For the Devil

Recently got a very interesting e-mail from Renee Witterstaetter whom I met at last years Gem City Con and saw again this fall at Mid-Ohio Con. She wanted to know if I would be interested in reviewing the first issue of a new three issue comic book series from Digital Webbing Comics entitled Demon’s Regret.
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