Count Dracula is reborn as a katana-wielding young vampiress in a new, never-seen-before action manga set in a gritty, alternate-history Europe! Having narrowly escaped being blown to pieces, Count Vlad squares off against the mercenaries known as Grace and Gramps. However, what began as a battle to the death takes an unexpected turn when the pair end up joining the band of travelers. Count Vlad soon stumbles across none other than the Justiciar, the man who had him executed in the distant past. The Justiciar then recounts the tragic story of his imprisonment and his son's death. Yet he may not have been entirely forthcoming, as Count Vlad an more
Overall, these two volumes of Blood Blade really show this to be a rather rough debut work that is going to need time to work out all its kinks. I think theres enough in the plot here for a decent series with good action and both a clear goal and a visible final boss, but the rough writing and pacing can make specific volumes a slog to get through if youre not completely sold by the action. The awkward art style can also make this a tough sell and isnt doing the series any favours. For most people then I wouldnt say this is a series to follow volume by volume, but readers interested in seeing the start of an artists career might get more out of it. Read Full Review
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