"Vengeance blooms in their veins." Setka tells Anna about Erzsébet's past: Erzébet was a very devoted mortal lover of Carnelia's, but when she refused to turn her into a vampire, she tricked Nikodemos into doing it himself, later descending into a spiral of blood and madness. Carnelia and Anna attend a supernatural party hosted by the sea creatures known as The Triplets, to try to find out where Erzébet is, but it turns out she's at the party herself...
Violent Flowers #2 continues one of the best vampire tales in years, with stunning art, a heavy atmosphere of dread and a European flair. Read Full Review
Theres a lot going on in this story. Plenty of names and plots to follow. However, using Anna as a proxy for the readers experience was a very smart decision by Llovet. We get to experience and learn everything about this world with the character of Anna. Accordingly, this story is currently an exciting messy ball of yarn and Llovets job is to unravel it one issue at a time. It is in my assessment that Llovet is doing a fine job! Read Full Review
There is still quite a bit of opportunity for everything to develop in a way that could be truly interesting. As it is, however,Llovet isnt doing enough with the concept to relieve register as much of anything outside of a relatively uninspired Anne Rice-inspired drama. Llovets style of visual rendering does continue to hold quite a bit of appeal that continues to keep the pages moving even if theres nothing on them that seems to be as engaging as it could be. Theres a real potential here. And theres every hope that.Llovet can live-up to that potential. Read Full Review
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