Chastity #1 is another winning release for this Chaos! relaunch. Whether you're picking up the main title or not the quality contained within this one deserves a spot on your pull-list. Let it be known: this earns its accolades and comes highly recommended. Read Full Review

The writing is fantastic. Marc Andreyko writes a pretty convincing 17 year old female. The art by Dave Acosta is detailed, gory, and nightmarish when it needs to be. This is a fantastic horror comic to add to your pile! Read Full Review

Chastity is a book that will take people by surprise, although it really shouldnt. Marc Andreyko did a very good job Manhunter, which was underrated as well. Dave Acosta and Tiago Ribeiro make the story better with their contributions in art and color. This could be an explosive new series for Dynamite, and it has great ingredients to succeed. Read Full Review

For the most part Chastity was a good beginning with a few rough edges but an interesting story none the less. Bringing a character in the same vain as Buffy to a new generation of young female readers is a good approach. But don't let the cover art or the comparisons to Buffy fool you, this is not a bubble gum look into the world of vampires. Read Full Review

If you enjoy a femme fatale fighting vampires with lots of gruesome horror then you'll enjoy Chastisty #1. It promises to be a mature read so be warned. If you like your comics a bit more tame then you might want to stick to Buffy;otherwiseget ready for a trip into the terrifying world of fearless vampire killers. Read Full Review

My problem with this comic is the art by Dave Acosta. Its not bad, but its not competent. Chastity is not the most popular comic book character. Chaos Comics is a small publisher Chastity. The Acosta needs an inker to equalize his work. I grow tired of comic book publishers who cut corners by taking unpolished pencils straight to colouring. Inking improves comic book art. Read Full Review

I suppose I haven't really reached much of a conclusion to this review so I'll try and sum up. At the end of the day I found Chastity #1 more fascinating than anything else, I don't actively dislike it or even find it that unpalatable just kind of weird and vaguely interesting. Sad to say probably the most intriguing thing about it was the in story vampire adventure romance series Blood Rose which sounds (and looks) way more interesting and original. Maybe it's that Chastity is just an idea long past its sell buy date as we've had so much with vampires in the 83 years sense Lugosi put on the cape (92 sense Nosferatu) that all the angles have been explored, or at the very least all the vampire slayer angles. If there is still a vampiric new frontier it really isn't here and unless you're really curious or a big fan of Chastity the character I'd give this comic a miss. Read Full Review

Overall, its a solid reboot of a relatively obscure character, and between this, and the newly released Chaos! #1, it looks like theyre going to be going in some fairly interesting directions. Not necessarily one to rush out and buy now, now, now, but certainly worth a look, and one to keep an eye on going forward. Read Full Review

My thoughts on the reboot? I think is sucked, literally. The original Chastity had depth and courage, one your Priestess can relate to " not only because I actually went to RADA " since I was that girl who ran away from home when I was 17 and obsessed with Anne Rice. It's a shame that Andreyko changed the story to be more "fitting for our tweenie vampire age", yet still in no way is this comic comparable to the beauty of Anne Rice's Interview with a Vampire series. Kudos to Dave Acosta (The Fallen) for the beautiful visuals, but I just can't get past Chastity's otherwise lack of"bite. Read Full Review

I was looking forward to this one because I didn't really like the story for 90s Chastity. Now I think I'd rather just have that version back because this new one is dreadful. I shouldn't be happy that her and her entire family is dead, but I am. I am. Read Full Review

Chastity is getting off to a slow start.  I would have preferred more time spent on the vampire element and less on the boring details of her family life.  Hopefully with that out of the way, the comic can continue on with the girl's new status quo now that she knows vampires are real and are very much interested in the blood coursing through her veins. Read Full Review