"HOME IS WHERE THE HATRED IS," Part One-The smash-hit horror series returns with the first issue of a brand-new arc from RODNEY BARNES, the writer behind such hit shows as Marvel's Runaways and STARZ's American Gods, and JASON SHAWN ALEXANDER, the artist who redefined SPAWN.
The showdown between undead detective James Sangster Sr. versus vampire queen Abigail Adams and her legion reaches fever pitch now that Abigail has killed his son. But revenge becomes even more complicated as dark figures from the past have emerged, and even more shocking surprises that you never saw coming are unearthed!
John Adams's unlikely return enrages Abigail, but neither of them realize what is on the horizon. Read Full Review
Killadelphia #13 is available now at your local comic shop as well as available in digital format through your preferred digital retailer. Make sure you pick up a copy and put it on the top of your read pile this week as it is easily my favorite new book of the week and picks upon the wild cliffhanger the last issue left us on! Let us know what you thought of the issue by leaving your comments in the comment section below. Read Full Review
This was a wild issue that sufficiently altered the status quo enough that nothing feels predictable and reignites the sense that anything can and likely will happen in Killadelphia. Read Full Review
Killadelphia #13 launches a new story arc that has a bit of a slow burn but fully upends the dynamics of the series, promising a new status quo going forward. With so many new elements in play-including both of the Sangsters now being vampires and Adams on the side of the angels-the creative team has the opportunity to explore a new story and continue to deliver bloodsoaked thrills. Read Full Review
Overall, the issue is a little messy in terms of its narrative, but it packs a solid punch when it comes to not only the direction of this arc but the emotional core of the story as well. Read Full Review
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