ALL WILL BOW TO THE LORD OF VAMPIRES!
BLADE is Dracula's ultimate nemesis: the most formidable vampire hunter in the world. BLADE is Brielle Brooks' father: the man who's training her to follow in his footsteps. But during the BLOOD HUNT, when day is night and all is not as it appears, these enemies may find their interests - however briefly - aligned...for the fate of humanity?!
Rated T+
Dracula: Blood Hunt #1 is the Generation Game with fangs and stakes. It packs mystery and gothic horror with youthful energy. Read Full Review
I really enjoyed how fast paced this comic was. It made you really experience the excitement and confusion that Brielle was experiencing while Dracula's even tone made you feel the tension in the air. The story itself is extremely compelling with Dracula tracking down his oldest enemy's daughter to team up to save the world from the Blood Hunt. Danny Lore does an incredible job at keeping you on the edge of your seat throughout the comic book! Read Full Review
Placing old characters in new roles can be a tricky proposition. But in Dracula: Blood Hunt #1, Dracula's switch from antagonist to protagonist goes as smoothly as can be. He's still the cold, calculating, head vampire in charge make no mistake. Moves are being made without his authorization and there will be hell to pay. Saving the world may just be a byproduct of it all. Read Full Review
Dracula: Blood Hunt blends horror, action, and drama into a wonderful debut issue that left us eagerly waiting of the next installment. With Lore's gripping storytelling and Carrat's stunning artwork, this series is going to be an excellent addition to the overarching storyline. If you are picking and choosing your Blood Hunt comics, this is one you should choose. Read Full Review
Dracula: Blood Hunt #1 is a strong opening chapter that delivers action, intrigue, and complex character dynamics. Lore's writing masterfully sets the stage for a thrilling miniseries, while Carrat's art brings the world of vampires to life in a way that is terrifying, captivating and sure to bring this uneasy alliance to a bloody payoff. If you're a fan of dark fantasy or vampire stories with a unique twist, then this comic is definitely worth sinking your teeth into. Read Full Review
A solid debut issue and the addition of Daredevil only ups the ante for future issues. Read Full Review
Dracula: Blood Hunt #1 doesn't waste a lot of time justifying its existence. It gives the reader exactly enough information for things to make sense, then gets them right into the action and vampire slaying, which unsurprisingly makes for a fun reading experience. Read Full Review
Dracula: Blood Hunt #1 is the perfect type of tie-in into the fun, pulpy summer fun promised by the premise of Blood Hunt. Read Full Review
The story and artwork perfectly pair together for a pulpy and blood-soaked adventure that will appeal to Marvel readers more drawn to the horror side of the publisher's spectrum. Read Full Review
This was my first time reading a story about Bloodline and it was pretty solid. As of now, I'm missing one of the five issues of Bloodline: Daughter of Blade, so I plan on reading it at some point. Either way, this was good. The namesake of this book, Dracula, was probably the best part of this. I think Lore wrote him nicely here. The reluctant team-up angle isn't something new, but I think it has potential with this book. Hopefully it ends up realizing said potential. If anything, the art will be good.
Art: 3.5/5
Story: 3/5
Total: 6.5/10
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