Writer Rachel Pollack and artist Alan Robinson take on "The Mystery of Marie Roget," in which Poe writes a dull story and gets irritated when everyone hates it. Shaun Manning adapts and Greg Scott draws our second version of "The Cask of Amontillado" in as many issues-but this one has killer robots! Plus: Prose, pictures, and possibly poems!
Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter of Blood #3 continues to be one of the standout anthology comics on the shelves today. Delivering on both laughs and spooky scares, the series has everything that readers could want. The series can't be recommended enough for those who are looking for something a little different from the conventional, and it certainly can't receive a more glowing review for people on the lookout for something genuinely funny. Read Full Review
Edgar Allan Poe's Snifter of Blood #3 provides the reader with something more than the average superhero comic. It's smart, it's funny, it's exciting to look at and even provides a few moments of inspiration. It's not a roast of Poe, but rather a celebration of his life and work, warts and all presented in a creative manner. Don't be afraid to try something different! So, tilt that snifter back and get a little taste of that blood"you'll be glad you did! Read Full Review
Snifter of Blood #3 lacks the standout feature like the previous issue, though fans who enjoy a good joke at the expense of Poe's hubris will undoubtedly enjoy him complaining about the success of Sherlock Holmes in the opening story. Read Full Review
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