Dark Shadows Year One #1
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Dark Shadows Year One #1

Writer: Marc Andreyko Artist: Guiu Vilanova Publisher: Dynamite Entertainment Release Date: April 17, 2013 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 3
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The origin of Dark Shadows, finally revealed! How did Barnabas Collins become a bloodthirsty vampire? What tragedies befell the Collins family through the generations? All it took was one night of weakness, and Barnabas cursed his family -- and himself -- forever! The twisted tale of one of pop culture's most iconic and enduring vampires begins here!

  • 9.0
    SciFiPulse - Patrick Hayes Apr 20, 2013

    This is an open door to the cult favorite that will initiate virgin readers and satisfy long term fans. You should enter before the door disappears! Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    Comic Book Therapy - Cody "The Thorverine" Ferrell Apr 18, 2013

    This series should easily please Dark Shadows fans. As someone whose knowledge of Dark Shadows is based on the recent movie and a few episodes of the TV show, it seems to fit in perfectly with the latter's style. There's enough her to appease the old fans and an interesting story to draw in new readers. It's a solid first issue, but it doesn't knock your socks off. There's more than enough to warrant a return trip though. Read Full Review

  • 6.0
    Major Spoilers - Brandon Dingess Apr 19, 2013

    I was lukewarm on the idea of this book because Real "Dark Shadows" Fans like myself already know the origin story and I wasn't too keen spending lots of time on a rehash of something I already saw 15 years ago in reruns. But it's a well-told story and there are plenty of details and twists added to make the experience worthwhile even for old hands to the property. Buy it if you can't get enough Barnabas, but remember that it takes place before Julia, Carolyn and even the 100-year-old Quentin come into the picture. 3 stars Read Full Review

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