You had me at, "A Ninja Vampire Tale." Bleed Them Dry serves as a fine example of an impressive creative concept being executed flawlessly. Read Full Review

Bleed Them Dry #1 is a book that will surprise many readers with its strong sense of worldbuilding and narrative pacing, but it's the characters that will keep you coming back for more. For fans of vampires and dark mysteries, this is must read material! Read Full Review

I love how versatile a vampire story can be; it is a trope that can be used in feudal Japan, modern day Los Angeles, the wild west and even the Blade Runner-esque future. Making it work here; Koizumi and Rahal have shown that for the flexibility to work, vampires need to be grounded at the core, every Dracula has a Mina Harker for example. Throw in deceit, flaws and the darkness of night shrouding darker acts and you have yourself an excellent first issue of an exciting series. Read Full Review

This issue is a slow burn, but it does what all new #1s should: leaves you wanting more. Each page raises the stakes (vampire pun intended), and its cleary going to have so much to offer in a big way, potentially shaking up the vampire genre. Jump on this one at the start, because its something special. Read Full Review

This was not what I was expecting from a #1, but it's kind of exactly what I needed. A head full immersion into a vibrant new world that utterly captivates me. This is gonna be a series worth watching, and I'm excited to see what the second installment brings.If I get just a little bit more grounding, I'm going to start proselytizing aggressively. Until then, just some light encouragement to put Bleed Them Dry into your pull. Read Full Review

One fun and interesting series! Read Full Review

I had a blast uncovering what this new futuristic world is as it blends horror and science fiction well. There's a deeper mystery going on that you'll be rooting for Halloway to solve, as deep mysteries surrounding vampires are uncovered. Read Full Review

It's the kind of series that starts off strong and while just a little too packed/chaotic at the end does it in a way that will definitely make you want to see more of it. it felt like it needed an extra page or two in order to smooth it out just a bit more. But that said, it's a solid launching point that's definitely worth checking out. Read Full Review

Good concepts launch the imagination. From a cover pitch, a mental parade begins envisioning ways and means for storyline elements to evolve. "Vampire Ninjas." It becomes an origami image, folding and unfolding and reworking into varied forms. When the handling ends up grander than any version in your imaginarium microburst, then you have this kind of series launch. Read Full Review

This is a good first issue of a new series. It introduces the characters well and brings you into the plot and setting very quickly. This issue has convinced me to check out issue two but I am not committed to the series as a whole. Hopefully this secret that was advertised in the solicitation will become more prevalent. Read Full Review

When all is said and done, Bleed Them Dry #1 is a solid start to a new Sci Fi story. While it doesnt land with a resounding impact, there is certainly room to grow. Well just have to wait and see if the creative team can find the potential with the city of Asylum. Read Full Review

T hat's amazing‼️

is this some kind of adaptation or branded stuff? utterly forgettable and joyless. was expecting more from rahal.