Amongst the uncountable varieties of horror comics released worldwide every now and then, only a few are there that are really capable of leaving an impression on the minds of its readers. If such horror comic series and its mascots are to be named then Vampirella is a name that cannot be left out. Whether you name her to be the sexiest or the horrific vampire heroine; she definitely has the power and thrill in her comic series to treat the readers with new and appealing stories. Although she being a fictional character, her look and her attires make her remain one amongst the countable ladies of the comic characters. In a report made by the Comics Buyer’s Guide of presenting “100 Sexiest Women in Comics”, Vampirella was ranked 35th and that itself is a matter of certification depicting the beauty and the appeal of the horror queen.
A Review of the 30 Days Of Night Comic Book
The 30 Days of Night is a comic series of three short stories and each story of the series has enough reason to shake one up with the horrible and fearful stories. The line of horror comics has very well been represented and even brought to a new level by this comic series for which one must praise the great works done by a team of creative and enthusiastic people. The team is led by Steve Niles, the writer and some other indispensable person like Ben Templesmith responsible for ornamenting the comic with inside art, Ashley Wood for the brilliant cover work, Robbie Robbins for letters and design and the IDW Publishing for publishing the comic series.
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Voodoo #1 Comic
Dare to read another horror comic to pass time? Then, you can grab a copy of Voodoo #1 Comic. This horror comic has been published by DC Comics especially for thriller and horror comic lovers.
Released on September 28th, 2011, Voodoo #1 Comic has been scripted by Ron Marz. On the other hand, Sami Basri gets the credit for the art design and cover design of this new comic. Jessica Kholinne has filled the colors in it and Jared K. Fletcher has lettered it.
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Hellblazer: mini series
Si Spencer has brought in all the necessary elements for the success of the latest season of ‘Hellblazer: city of demons’. The story is being told in a way that begins a mini series of stories to be unfolded in the coming time. Most of the issues, in the first two series that are out in the market, deals with life of John Constantine- the lead character.
In fact, readers are really excited with the idea of being able to see more creative art of Sean Murphy in the next few months. Readers have already seen Murphy’s earlier work on Constantine in the 2008 and they simply loved it. Now with the arrival of the latest series of Hellblazer, their excitement is seeing no bounds.
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Prison Pit Book Two
Prison Pit Two starts with a real dark shade and gradually moves away to unveil the dark side, which gets clearer as we move ahead. It projects a monstrous as well as humanoid creature which demands other creatures to clean him using their mouth. It is a unique way to begin a book in such a shocking manner and it’s kind of funny that the readers instantly know what is in store for them.
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Black Terror Vol.9
The initial five issues of Black Terror had Jim Krueger taking charge of the scripts and Mike Lily handling the artwork. However, the duo of Phil Hester and Alex Ross who have taken over since seem to do a far better job in this thrilling series. The issue is filled with some great action that has been projected beautifully by the writer. The well crafted airbrush illustrations make it a really dramatic issue filled with some swirling action. Readers may have some complaints about the choice of the colors but they do manage to make the story look lively.
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight #19
Do you love reading action adventure and horror comic, then this one is worth your pick. We are talking about the new Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight #19. Recently published by Dark Horse on November 26th, 2008, this comic belongs to the famous Buffy the Vampire Slayer Series.
Written by Karl Moline, Joss Whedon, Anfy Owens, Jo Chen and Michelle Madsen, Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight #19 talks about a powerful foe, who has lasted for hundreds of years so as to bring down the last two slayers. Since, this one is a horror comics, only children over 13 should try reading it.
If you don’t remember then let us remind you than the hit writer pair of Karl Moline and Joss Whedon were also the cocreators of the hit comics series Fray: Future Slayer, so obviously, the expectations are high from this new comic too.
Those who have already read Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Season Eight #19 have only good reviews about this comics. They think this comic has a fantastic adventurous story that keeps on building the interest in the reader to read further till its end.
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Vixen: Return of the Lion #2
Cafu the artist of Vixen: Return of the lion #2 has done a great job in art and is a masterpiece in last few months. The story moves around Vixen who is mortally wounded and left alone with her mother by choice. Vixen’s mother reminds her of the powers that were given by her land and hence to fight against the phantoms and predators. The end of the issue tempts you to read the next issue as Vixen encounters with a lion and flees away but is soon caught by the lion again and that is the end of this issue. After reading this I have become a great fan of Vixen.
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Dead of Night Featuring Devil-Slayer #1
Unlike the previous edition, Dead of Night series doesn’t show Devil Slayer in the ugly costumes and marvel weapons this time. The makers have tried to give a new feel to the character by omitting his trademark sword, taking out the hideous blue costume and funny headgear from the visuals and pulling out the cape as well from the picture. Devil-Slayer #1 is about the current position of Iraq with a supernatural flavor to it. The story has fewer captions to support and it is basically unfurl with interesting dialogues and visuals. Though, the characters are the same antiquated war story typecasts. The marvelous artwork could make the story work. Fine use of lights and shadows and emphasis on detailing has added an artistic touch to this horror comic.
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