• 10
  ComicList - Brandon Borzelli Jun 11, 2012

  Dracula might be everyone's cup of tea, but if you are looking for some reason to break out of super hero comics then this is as good a starting point as you will find. I can't remember getting this jazzed up over a first issue book since Chew and that was a completely original idea whereas this is a property I thought I knew very well. Turns out I didn't and Brill is showing me the light in this unexplored tunnel. Find this book and see if drags into the same place. Fantastic comic book all around. Read Full Review

• 9.0
  Comics Bulletin - David Fairbanks Jun 13, 2012

  My only complaint is that we live in a world where it isn't economically feasible for DWO to have been released as anything more than a single issue at this time and it feels like it really belongs as the first chunk of a graphic novel. Brill promises to keep going for as long as he's got it in him, but the final page left me thirsty for more much sooner than they'll probably be able to deliver. Read Full Review

• 8.0
  Comic Bastards - Dustin Cabeal Jun 13, 2012

  I wasn't surprised that I liked this book in the slightest. Creators that are looking to tweak the story of Dracula and tackle the Vampire hunter storyline will meet with success as long as they know what they want to do with the story. Brill knows exactly what he wants to do and he's built a massive world/playground to tell his story within. Now, this is a very indie title and has kind of exploded onto the scene. You can buy it digitally from comixology and I would encourage you to check it out there if you live overseas. Or if you want it in print check out the site and you can find a store that is selling it local or online. You have options and if you want your retailer to get it then tell them to go to the site and get in contact with Brill, I'm sure he'll get them copies. Read Full Review

• 6.0
  Major Spoilers - Rob Rasmussen Jun 11, 2012

  When I started Dracula World Order I was expecting another general vampire story, the likes of which we have been over inundated with as of late. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with the outcome. Dracula World Order runs with the tropes it wants and ignores what it doesn't need to present us with a solid and interesting story that earns 3 out of 5 stars. Even if you've had your fill of vampires lately, the potential here and promise of a larger world is worth a quick read. Read Full Review

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