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28 Days Later meets The Ruins in this high-stakes standalone horror story.
After backpacking through Asia, a group of friends climb aboard the Siberian Express to start their journey home. Little do they know, they've bought a one-way ticket to hell, as one of them has been infected with a bioweapon that will turn them into a monster who will slaughter everyone on the train. And the bioweapon will start World War Three if it reaches its destination in Europe. Now, these friends must make a difficult choice: kill someone they love to save the world or die trying. From Ninth Circle, bringing you the best horror e more
The truly genius bit about this whole project is that it couldnt quite be told in any other way. A narrative text-based rendering of the story would slow down the intensity of the action. Any kind of an attempt at bringing the thing alive in video or cinema would get too bogged-down in the scripting conventions of moving or streaming platforms that woud reuqite an entirely different kind of pacing that wouldnt serve Glass script at all. Blood Train is the very pulse of a modern horror comic book. Read Full Review
Blood Train #1 is a brutal and gory horror comic with a lot of substance. Before the horror begins you get to know the group of friends and there is an air of mystery about the true horrors that break out. Adam Glass & Andrew Dabb do an amazing job of bringing this world to life. The narrative progresses swiftly, and just when you believe you have a firm understanding, it shifts direction, leading you through an even more intense experience. Read Full Review
Blood Train delivers a fast-paced and visceral horror experience that will satisfy fans of zombie movies and body horror. While light on character development, it makes up for it with stunning visuals and unrelenting action. Read Full Review
Changs art is the saving grace of this issue. The art is beautifully detailed and has some amazing visual moments of horror that would have been better served by a better story. Read Full Review
Chang’s art is great but not great enough to make this book… great. The story is pretty predictable and some of the pacing is jarring. One second a guy is saving the day, the next he’s somehow on top of the train?
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