Dungeons & Dragons: Ravenloft #1
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| Writer | Amy Chu |
| Artist | Ariela Kristantina |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Ravenloft is falling apart, and nobody knows why.
Fortunately, monster hunter Ez D’Avenir is on the case! She’s searching the frozen wasteland of Lamordia for an undead creature that may hold the key to Ravenloft’s fate. But when Darklord Viktra Mordenheim catches wind of her quest, Ez is suddenly the one being hunted!
Join Bram Stoker Award-winning author Amy Chu and hit illustrator Ariela Kristantina for this genre-bending mystery that will unite Rudolph van Richten’s proteges from across the horrifying world of Ravenloft!
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8.5
AIPT - Kevin Clark
Sep 15, 2026This is an excellent kickoff to the miniseries, combining some chilling horror sequences with fantastic art and swordplay action. Read Full Review
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8.0
The Fandom Post - Kate O'neil
Sep 16, 2026A slightly confusing and frantic start to this mini-series jaunt into the Domains of Dread. Ez seems cool, but it looks like we’re going to be introduced to a few other leads in the next issue already. I would like to see a few Domains of Dread that aren’t usually the focus of the main antagonists, because while Dracula and Frankenstein are great, there are so many more places we could explore. Kristantina’s artwork and Stevens’s color work are the standout features of the book, which is hyper-detailed and richly saturated to really push a neon aesthetic that is far more pleasing to the eyes than the gore it depicts. Read Full Review
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8.0
Comic Crusaders - Al Mega
Sep 16, 2026So can you read Ravenloft #1 without knowing all the lore? Hell yeah. Come in cold. Come in because the cover looks sick. Come in because you dig monster hunters, gothic horror and creepy-ass frozen wastelands where absolutely nobody should be buying real estate. Chu and Kristantina give you enough information to survive without dumping an encyclopedia on your head, and by the end, Ravenloft starts doing the smartest thing any licensed comic can do: instead of demanding that I already love this world, it gives me a reason to come back and learn more about it. Read Full Review
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