After a decade, the legendary horror artist, Wrightson returns to what his bio calls "his favorite medium." He co-creates (with writer Niles) and draws the adventures of the remorseless killer Stosh Bludowski. The protagonist encounters a race of vampires and zombies called the Other, who exist to defeat an even more nefarious immortal. Characters with no emotions are very difficult to write and Niles doesn't rise to the occasion. Thankfully, Wrightson's art, magnificently colored by José Villarrubia, screams off the gruesome, often blood-splattered pages. ( )

This was confusing and went to a darker place than I like. It reminded me of those bad vampire movies in which the blood just spurts and gushes and generally covers everything just because the filmmaker wanted it that way and s/he doesn't care in the least about plot or continuity. ( )

A man has known killing since the age of 7. What he did not know was that there are vampires in the world as well as a man who controls zombies who wishes to learn the secret to a vampire's immortality. Read it to find out more... ( )

Ook al wijs. Alleen een beetje Amerikaans preuts als het op naakt aan komt, waarbij ik mij altijd afvraag: als ge per se naakt wilt tonen, waarom dan zo hypocriet door op de zogezegd cruciale plaatsen toevallige objecten voor te plaatsen.Maar bon, leuk om lezen, aangenaam verhaal, vampieren, zombies, moordenaars, the works. Ontspannend. ( )