Delve into a time-travel story from Eisner Award-winning writer Matt Fraction! Meet a vampire couple during the time of the Black Plague in Steve Niles and Menton3's The Nosferatu Wars! Read an installment of The Chapel Chronicles by fifteen-year-old Emma T. Capps!
There's more chapters of "Trekker", "King's Road", "Bloodhound" and "Nexus", but there couldn't be a more perfect example of Dark Horse's ability to pick up future talent than the one-page story by 15-year-old Emma T. Capps. Simple and sketch comedy based in its approach, it still shows a sophisticated knowledge of structure and more importantly, a love of comics. It's great to see Dark Horse encouraging talent very early in a career. Who knows: one day Capps could be the next big thing, and this issue will be worth a fortune? Read Full Review
Well for the most part that’s everything. If I didn’t talk about a story it’s probably because it wasn’t very good with the exception of Emma T Capps story which is just one page. The Buffy tale was not enjoyable and reminded me why I don’t read that series. I’m going to score this issue decently high because I don’t think it’s fair to punish the seven great stories that it contained. The others though, were a difficult pill to swallow and will hopefully pick up in the next issue. Except for Buffy, I expect that to be about the same, not that it’s bad just not for me. Read Full Review
While relatively weak compared to previous issues, Dark Horse Presents #25 is nevertheless an enjoyable read, and I encourage you to pick it up without hesitation Read Full Review
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