Dracula versus a band of vampire hunters in the 1800's, only Dracula has modernized himself while the hunters remain steeped in old traditions.
Cover price $2.50.
Dracula versus a band of vampire hunters in the 1800's, only Dracula has modernized himself while the hunters remain steeped in old traditions.
Cover price $2.50.
Dracula versus a band of vampire hunters in the 1800's, only Dracula has modernized himself while the hunters remain steeped in old traditions.
Cover price $2.50.
Cover art by Francisco Solano Lopez. Untitled Bram Stoker's Burial Of The Rats story, script by Jerry Prosser, pencils by Francisco Solano Lopez, inks by Val Mayerik
Bram mounts a rescue for Madeleine, and the rat community is destroyed. Death Race 2000 ad, art by Kevin O'Neill. At the Movies with Bram Stoker article. The Little Shop of Horrors ad.
36 pgs. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.
Cover art by Francisco Solano Lopez. Untitled Bram Stoker's Burial Of The Rats story, script by Jerry Prosser, pencils by Francisco Solano Lopez, inks by Val Mayerik
Bram Stoker is abducted by a mysterious female sect who worship rats, and sows dissent. At the Movies with Bram Stoker article. The Little Shop of Horrors ad.
36 pgs. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.
Story by Paul H. Birch. Art by Gary Crutchley and Shane Oakley. Cover by Shane Oakley.
A cop and his android partner find horror in a future world. Metzger and Nadir investigate a mass killing and witness the bodies coming back to life.
32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.
Painted cover art by Brooks Hagan. Untitled script by Bruce Balfour, art by Paul Mendoza
After two murders in Whitechapel, Inspector Abberline worried about a conspiracy in the government, calls on the aid of Private Detective Sam Harlow.
36 pgs., B&W. Cover price $2.25.
Blood runs cold at 20,000 feet, especially if you're a vampire hunter named Milo trapped in a Lear jet with thirty six bloodsucking corporate movers and shakers. Vampires are attempting to take over the world, and they're doing it through Fortune 500 corporations. They may have traded in their capes for Brooks Brothers suits, but they still thirst for human blood. All that stands between them and the subjugation of the human race are a couple of smart mouthed, specially trained assassins: female bodybuilder Nikita and the aforementioned Milo. They're vampire hunters with an attitude, and they don't take kindly to attempted world domination. Issue two opens with a battle between Nikita and M'Raud, the 300-year-old enforcer for Lamia International. It's a battle to the death, and Nikita loses. After that, it's up to Milo to go it alone against the stockholders of Lamia high up in the not-so-friendly skies. The vampires are mad and they're after his blood, and not his world-famous barbecue sauce recipe.
Written by Clint McElroy. Art by Luciano Queiroz and Dennis Cramer. Cover by Flint Henry and Bob Dvorak.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
It's the 1990's and at the multi-national conglomerate Lamia International, the executives have taken the term bloodthirsty literally. The entire corporation is secretly run by vampires. After years of half baked attempts to rule the living, vampires have realized that the true path to world domination is through the corporate boardroom. They control employment, the money flow, politicians, and pharmaceutical companies. But their secret has leaked out. Enter two wisecracking assassins named Nikita and Milo. She's a bodybuilder with an attitude who has a personal score to settle with the vampires. He's an expert marksman with the perfect recipe for barbecue sauce. Together they hunt vampires. Nikita and Milo have come up with new weapons for their vampire fight. She has a silver bladed double side scythe, and he has the one object every vampire fears...a chainmail gauntlet that burns any vampire it touches, a gauntlet that is supposed to have been formed from the Holy Grail itself. Nikita and Milo, vampire assassins, get to the very heart of evil, as action, adventure and horror come together when they learn that Blood is the Harvest.
Written by Clint McElroy. Art by Wayne Losey and Gary Yap. Cover by Flint Henry and Bob Dvorak.
B&W, 32 pg. Cover price $2.50.
