Blood Hunters #3
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| Event\Storyline | Blood Hunt |
| Writer | Josh Trujillo, Sean McKeever |
| Artist | Robert Gill, Various |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
Dr. Doom has used his iron fists to keep his entire nation of Latveria safe from the vampire menace. But when a new threat arises elsewhere, Doom personally intervenes - with a vengeance! Elsewhere, in a remote farmhouse, a group of ordinary humans fight for survival against the bloodthirsty menace known as...Hellcow! (You didn't think we'd get through this event without a Hellcow story - did you?!). And in the ongoing saga, Dagger and Elsa Bloodstone must reluctantly team up with the deadly White Widow in order to survive the night. Witness the formation of the soon-to-be-legendary BLOOD HUNTERS!
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9.0
Nerd Initiative - Megan Nichole
Jul 03, 2024All three stories within Blood Hunters #3 were excellent. Each one gave so much and left me wanting an entire comic run dedicated to the single story. The Blood Hunt event has been stupendous and this made me even more excited for what's next. Read Full Review
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7.0
ComicBook.com - Evan Valentine
Jul 03, 2024Still, this ancillary story is a worthy one if you're looking to see the reach that Blood Hunt has in a fun and compelling fashion. Read Full Review
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6.5
An improvement over the last issue, but I'm still not incredibly into this. The first story of the bunch was solid, though I do feel like more could have been done there. I understand that there isn't a lot of room in one book for three different stories, but I also think I was left unfulfilled, if that makes sense. As for the second story, I don't really know what to think about it, honestly. I mean, I thought it was kind of a weird story, in a good and cool way. Simultaneously, though, it felt like it didn't neatly fit in with Blood Hunt. Lastly, the third part of the continuing story from Schultz just didn't really do much for me. Hopefully that side of things can close out strongly with the next issue.
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5.5
All three of these strips get pretty nice art. But all three scripts are shooting wide of the mark.
A: There's a rock-solid premise here, but Sean McKeever doesn't put enough effort into making the protagonist sympathetic and appealing.
B: Josh Trujillo is trying an ironic "take the absurd premise seriously" approach, but he can't quite nail down the right tone.
C: Erica Schultz burns precious pages on a meaningless conflict between Yelena and Elsa, leaving the plot stuck in act one with just ten pages to go. (Plus, Elsa's voice still doesn't sound right.)
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