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Vampire Macabre: Halloween Special
Asylum Press brings you a horrific blood thirsty collection of all-new Vampire tales. Featuring an international cast of artistic talent.
Frank Forte and MoraMike deliver "Blood Wine" where an elder statesman of the sanguine brings young naïve millennials to his castle for a "wine tasting", only too late do they find out they will soon be the main course. In "Desert Raid" a group of marauders attempt to free a vampire trapped in a post-apocalyptic prison, they soon find out she is not what she seems, illustrated by Edu Menna. And lastly, we introduce "NOSFERAZIXX" A vampire queen who's lust for blood and the sins of the flesh knows no bounds. Illustrated by Jethro Morales. A must for all vampire fans!
Frank Forte and MoraMike deliver "Blood Wine" where an elder statesman of the sanguine brings young naïve millennials to his castle for a "wine tasting", only too late do they find out they will soon be the main course. In "Desert Raid" a group of marauders attempt to free a vampire trapped in a post-apocalyptic prison, they soon find out she is not what she seems, illustrated by Edu Menna. And lastly, we introduce "NOSFERAZIXX" A vampire queen who's lust for blood and the sins of the flesh knows no bounds. Illustrated by Jethro Morales. A must for all vampire fans!
43 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 24, 2022
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April 11, 2023
Three short vampire tales written by Frank Forte with art done by different artists.
The well done stories are simple, gory, and violent. The kind of story vampire fans looking for a quick read will love.
The art is all really good and matches the stories perfectly. I especially like the art of the first story done by Jethro Morales.
The well done stories are simple, gory, and violent. The kind of story vampire fans looking for a quick read will love.
The art is all really good and matches the stories perfectly. I especially like the art of the first story done by Jethro Morales.
Displaying 1 of 1 review