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The All-Nighter #1 is what you get when you ask, “what if a vampire was also a superhero” in this unique new series and take on vampire lore
House of Slaughter #1 introduces readers to Aaron. Aaron is a Black Mask at the House of Slaughter who is struggling to complete his training.
King Spawn #3 pits the hellish antihero against one of his oldest foes while leaning all the war and horror elements of Spawn’s character.
Task Force Z #1 brings zombies back to the DC Universe. This time, though, they aren’t on another Earth. And they are led by Red Hood.
DC Vs Vampires #1 is the latest horror-infused series from DC Comics, taking some bloody twists and turns while setting up its premise.
Darkhold: Blade #1 brings the Daywalker’s worst nightmare to life, courtesy of a creative team who has nothing but love for Blade.
Night Teeth doesn’t fully reach its potential thanks to an underdeveloped premise that hampers the talents of its cast and director.
Gunslinger Spawn #1 gives one of the most popular characters in the Spawn mythology his own series, favoring style over substance.
The Magic Order 2 #1 is a solid debut issue, though it requires knowledge of the previous series to fully appreciate the story at hand.
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