This first issue lays the groundwork for what I am sure will be a fun story. I can't wait for issue two. Read Full Review

Thats Kronos: Vampire Hunter #1. Its a fun, gory, and engaging action/horror title. I enjoyed it thoroughly, and I imagine many would. Give it a read. Read Full Review

A really good start for the Hammer Comics line, featuring excellent Mandrake art and an engaging story. Read Full Review

It's clear that Abnett has a passion for the source material, and when paired with Mandrake's EC-like artwork it makes for a superb first entry into what I'm hoping will be another must-buy from Titan/Hammer Comics. Here's very much looking forward to the next issue! Read Full Review

Captain Kronos " Vampire Hunter #1 continues the story from the cult classic Hammer horror film of the same name. Accessible to new readers, the comic book possesses all the aspects of Hammer's horror style, the endearing elements of Brian Clemens' film, and the fast pace feel of modern horror. Dan Abnett, Tom Mandrake, and Sian Mandrake nail this premiere issue in what I hope will result in a long running series. Read Full Review

Those who don't enjoy classic horror or vampire stories will find little to enjoy in Captain Kronos' adventures. Genre enthusiasts, however, will love it for the treasure it is. The series will also find appeal among fans of Red Sonja, who may see Carla " here allowed a more active role than in the original movie " as a spiritual sister to the She-Devil-With-A-Sword. Read Full Review

Abnett, in this first issue, has done a wonderful job of reintroducing the world to Captain Kronos and his assistants to a new generation. In just one issue you already get a sense of who these three characters are. Kronos is the self-assured, strong lead; Grost is the wily veteran with all the knowledge, and Carla is the brash, young newcomer. This, coupled with the fantastic art, truly makes a great first issue. Read Full Review

Dan Abnett's story fails to bring something new to the general concept of vampire dramas, but some of the lore is fresh and new. While the characterization is shaky, the gritty art by Tom Mandrake is captivating. Read Full Review