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Demons #3
Demons: Bloodlust
The thrd, doule-length volume n the Demons seres, ths tme wth vampres! Can e read n sequence wth No Romance n Hell and To Earth and Back or as a stand-alone!
Hell s exactly as you magne a loated ureaucracy of tedous procedures and artrary rules! Here, nfernal ncuus Skud enjoys a much more luxurous lfe than hs pt demon slng, Bug. But when hs repeated rule-reakng gets hm n troule wth hs oss, the only way out of a permanent demoton s a smple vampre-slayng msson up on Earth. (Turns out, the paper-pushers n hell aren't g fans of the loopholes that vampres create). Enlstng the ad of hs more volent slng, the two emark on what should e a farly straghtforward msson... unless of course, t’s not.
Hell s exactly as you magne a loated ureaucracy of tedous procedures and artrary rules! Here, nfernal ncuus Skud enjoys a much more luxurous lfe than hs pt demon slng, Bug. But when hs repeated rule-reakng gets hm n troule wth hs oss, the only way out of a permanent demoton s a smple vampre-slayng msson up on Earth. (Turns out, the paper-pushers n hell aren't g fans of the loopholes that vampres create). Enlstng the ad of hs more volent slng, the two emark on what should e a farly straghtforward msson... unless of course, t’s not.
120 pages, Paperback
Published October 26, 2022
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November 8, 2025
Oh this one is about VAMPIRES! On a mission to genocide them because Hell, ever a fan of paperwork, can't have things that are both dead and alive at the same time. I wasn't really feeling this until halfway through when it starts becoming about bad exes and showing us some vampires with actual character instead of dummies to be blown up.
May 23, 2023
This was an absolute delight, really good third part of the series. Banter between bug and his brother is fantastic!!
4.5/5
4.5/5
January 29, 2026
I guess I picked this up on a trip to Washington D.C.?
It's fun. I could read more of that story of demons and vampires...
It's fun. I could read more of that story of demons and vampires...
November 12, 2025
What do you do when you're a lazy parasite who relies on his charm to get others to do everything for you, but your superior discovers you goofing off once too often and puts you up for a disciplinary review, as well as a demotion?
If you're an incubus named Skud, who's used to living in luxury in Hell, and are spending your time AWOL on earth having fun in orgies, the last thing you want to do is have to actually *work*, or put up with a drop in living standards.
So when your lady boss demon kicks you out of your luxury flat and sends you off to earth to murder vampires (no, vampires are *not* creatures of Hell; the bureaucracy of Hell does not know how to classify vampires, who are neither alive nor dead, so decides to solve the problem by simple genocide), you don't actually want to do any murdering.
What you do is get hold of your sister, our old friend Bug, who owes you a favour for smuggling her to Earth last time, and drag her along to do your vampire killing.
Unfortunately, one of the vampires you need to kill is your old friend and former lover, Marco, who lives with his vampire housemates Cass and Baby Jay. And they're all absolutely adorable vampires who argue feminism and philosophy, kidnap victims to drink blood from after dosing them with Rohypnol, and after drinking from them leave them somewhere to recover. They're not savages who would *kill anyone*, after all!
Bug as usual is lovable. Skud is the inevitable lazy bum in every group who tries to charm everyone to do his work for him. Marco is cool. Baby Jay is the reader. And Cass is so annoying that she goes all the way round the dial and becomes hilarious again.
Features a few pages at the end of Cass, Marco, and Baby Jay answering "readers' questions", which is the best part of this already great comic.
As usual, warning for violence and art that's totally NSFW.
If you're an incubus named Skud, who's used to living in luxury in Hell, and are spending your time AWOL on earth having fun in orgies, the last thing you want to do is have to actually *work*, or put up with a drop in living standards.
So when your lady boss demon kicks you out of your luxury flat and sends you off to earth to murder vampires (no, vampires are *not* creatures of Hell; the bureaucracy of Hell does not know how to classify vampires, who are neither alive nor dead, so decides to solve the problem by simple genocide), you don't actually want to do any murdering.
What you do is get hold of your sister, our old friend Bug, who owes you a favour for smuggling her to Earth last time, and drag her along to do your vampire killing.
Unfortunately, one of the vampires you need to kill is your old friend and former lover, Marco, who lives with his vampire housemates Cass and Baby Jay. And they're all absolutely adorable vampires who argue feminism and philosophy, kidnap victims to drink blood from after dosing them with Rohypnol, and after drinking from them leave them somewhere to recover. They're not savages who would *kill anyone*, after all!
Bug as usual is lovable. Skud is the inevitable lazy bum in every group who tries to charm everyone to do his work for him. Marco is cool. Baby Jay is the reader. And Cass is so annoying that she goes all the way round the dial and becomes hilarious again.
Features a few pages at the end of Cass, Marco, and Baby Jay answering "readers' questions", which is the best part of this already great comic.
As usual, warning for violence and art that's totally NSFW.
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