"An army of malformed vampires controls a small Croatian town, but Lord Henry Baltimore arrives to put an end to this madness, fighting his way to their creatora twisted surgeon akin to Moreau and Mengele! Based on the novel by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden. ""With _Baltimore_, Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden lay siege to the reader's imagination with a grim battalion of gothic images and a thunderous barrage of narrative artillery.""Joe Hill"
You get your money out of this investment in excellent sequential art and storytelling. Read Full Review
After a certain point, it can become difficult to find different ways to say the same thing: Mignola, Golden, and Stenbeck once again provide a terrific comic that tells an engaging story. I truly hope this team stays together in the long-term, because it appears that there's plenty of more Baltimore to come, and I can't think of any other creators I'd rather have penning his exploits for our enjoyment. Read Full Review
It didn’t knock my socks off, but I did enjoy it for what it was, a harmless delightfully entertaining nugget of a comic with some potential for growth. From Dark Horse Com Read Full Review
While Ryan Stegman does an awesome job with creating a Magnola-like setting and monsters that will terrify you in their abhorrent nature, he continues to draw his human figures with little to no expressions on their faces a majority of the time, which robs the art of a lot of its power. This is shaping up to be a good Baltimore story, but there's just not enough to hook a new reader. It's hard to recommend this one unless you are already a fan of the character. Read Full Review
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