A comic about space vampires and mech suits with an all-female cast, written and drawn Donny Cates and Dylan Burnett, published by Heavy Metal with Grant Morrison at the helm. A film is already in development only three issues into the series. If you've read this far and still aren't sold: Billions of light years from home, marooned on a planet full of vampires, outgunned, outmanned, and backed only by a ragtag team of human rebels made up of untrained farmers and children...what's a girl to do? While our heroine Poli doesn't know for sure, beating the living crap out of a cocky vampire sheriff for information seems like a great place more
Frankly I'm loving what Heavy Metal is doing. They're publishing creator owned books that other publishers probably passed on and shouldn't have. Interceptor may be a dystopian future, but I'll tell you right now it's the only comic of said genre that I'm reading. All those other books can go screw is what I'm getting at because I want more of Interceptor. Maybe skip a few DC books this week since they're all rebooting anyway and pick up this entire series and actually enjoy something you're reading for once. Read Full Review
Heavy Metal has taken a deliberate approach to releasing comics and with such a wonderful book as 'Interceptor' you'll wonder why they don't make more. However, as we've learned from the Big Two, quantity isn't better than quality. You can't go wrong with 'Interceptor,' it's everything you love about comics. Read Full Review
This issue of Interceptor has the feeling of the calm before the storm. The creative team is moving all of the players into just the right places for them to beat the ever loving shit out of each other. The stakes have changed though, as Poli isn't here to simply eliminate the vampires. I'm so plugged in to this book now and you should be too. Read Full Review
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