Buy this one! Ward has hit a homerun with a new vampire tale that takes the genre and flips the script! The ground floor of any new book is special, but we have what could be the next #1 horror film in our hands here! Read Full Review

Blood Stained Teeth #1 is another great vampire comic in what can be argued as a new golden age of vampire comics. It holds its own alongside books like Killadelphia, Out, and Redneck. Ward and Reynolds are out to tinker with old traditions, to mess around with formulas and come up with new configurations. The creative team behind Blood Stained Teeth is quite simply dead set on tapping into veins that are bursting with fresh plasma, and they're not afraid to leave a dark and bloody mess behind. Read Full Review

BLOOD STAINED TEETH #1 is a slick, smart, bloody production blending recognizable elements of both the crime and vampire genres into something modern and fresh feeling with a very engaging central character and intriguing storyline all bathed in wonderfully neon-lit visuals. Issue one certainly succeeds in sinking its teeth into you! Read Full Review

'Blood Stained Teeth' revitalizes vampire lore with a slick, gritty, neon-soaked descent into a modern-day underworld. Led by the defiant entrepreneurial Atticus Sloane, this power struggle between generations of vampires reveals an organized crime-family style of drama that crackles from dialogue to visuals. Be sure to pick this one up.  Read Full Review

Despite being a bit scatter-brained, Blood Stained Teeth #1 has enough style to make it one of the most striking and clever vampire stories in recent memory. Read Full Review

This introductory issue provides a great launch, and it's exciting to think of where this creative team can take the story next. Read Full Review

Looking to expand your Vampire intake this week? Blood Stained Teeth #1 provides. It's a a refreshing and engaging look at the under belly of a Vampires in a Social Media society. Read Full Review

This comic stuck with me. Not only because of the plot, the characters or the artwork but how well it is so much better than the sum of his parts. I highly recommend this, especially for fans of Vampire the Masquerade who need to fill the void of a cool vampire secret clan. Read Full Review

Reynolds delivers some beautiful art throughout the issue. There is a beautiful film noir style to the art that brilliantly captures the shadows and shades of the world. Read Full Review

What if a vampire were only in it for the money? That's the intriguing premise of this new series, gorgeously drawn by Patric Reynolds, with the perfect color treatment from Heather Moore. Read Full Review

Blood-Stained Teeth #1 is a vampire tale about the price of immortality and the struggle to keep it. A fantastic journey into a new and unexplored vamp society with unique individual characters. Read Full Review

While the creative team gives the mission at hand for Sloane, the bigger question of why is still up in the air. Read Full Review

Vampires are powerful, not nice, and protect their lifestyle ruthlessly. Read Full Review

A young undead turns humans for profit, not fun, and for provender in Blood-Stained Teeth #1. An elite class of vampire billionaires demand conformity to their edicts. Will Atticus Sloane comply, or topple their immortal regime through his journey and let fanged freedom reign? Read Full Review

The best part of the artwork is the way the city is drawn throughout the story.  The art style works here, because it really shows how far this city has fallen, with massive ugly neon lights seeming to blend with the grime of the streets to form a character in itself. Read Full Review

I liked it. The art is great and surprisingly fits the tone of the book. Good set up issue.

Really loving the art here. Reminds me of Vertigo's good old days.
The story here is promising. The pop art aesthetics bodes well for a pop story like this. Even the title of the book sounds like album name.
Can't say I have a full feel for the world and the rich vampire folk being hateful towards another of their kind is an interesting take on the mythos, though it does remind me of the vampire races from American Vampire.
Let's see where this goes.

Vampires have been a high form of entertainment over the last century, BST is another entry to try and leave a bite in a heavily saturated field.

As always, the art is my first step to look at. I wasn't too keen upon the first few pages but as the issue went on, I found the contrast to really start hitting home, very bright colours competing against each other with shadows creating a dark mood around them. It is something that the more I saw, the more I appreciated. The pencils are very rough, but that makes it all pop that much more.

As for the story... It is another vampire story. Sloane is a bit of singleton from the looks of the issue but he's way of making money has left a bad taste with the pure bloods. He has been given a task to go back and rectify his mistakes or face being terminated by his brethren.

It's a world building issue, it's a dark story with beautifully popping art that creeps up. But it is still another vampire story and they're not few and far between. It is only issue one, it has an interesting premise and there is certainly room to grow. more