Killadelphia#7 starts a new story drenched in the same blood, horror, and history that propelled the first volume. With every issue, the creative team continues to show why this series will stand among the great horror comics. I'm definitely interested to see where this goes, especially with the backup story introducing a new element of horror to this universe. Read Full Review

With artwork that's as brilliant as ever and a creepy, nuanced script, "Killadelphia" #7 kicks off a new series arc in spectacular fashion. Read Full Review

Abigail Adams and her vampiric followers are licking their wounds after John Adams' defeat. Abigail, however, sees this as an opportunity to implement her vision for the world now that Adam is gone. While the vampires' plan, James Sangster, Jr., waits for their response with an uneasiness that comes from trauma. Will James channel his father's steadiness to combat the remaining vampire threat? Or will Philadelphia and the world fall to Abigail's horrific agenda? Read Full Review

Overall, Killadelphia #7 is an exciting a steady paces story that is a great jumping on point for new readers, but rewards previous readers with a new spin on the old city and even more pending doom and gloom. The art is flawless and so beautiful and terrifying at the same time and you do not know if your dreaming or in a nightmare which adds so much to the already adrenaline spiking story of this issue. Killadelphia #7 is available today so be sure to head to your local shop as soon as you can because this one will not stay on the shelf long. If you are a new reader to the series, this issue is also a great point to jump in on and get hooked on the tale that is, Killadelphia! Read Full Review

This week's Killadelphia #7 kicks off a new story arc and, in many ways, feels like a completely different book. Read Full Review