The city of Asylum demands blood. Toyo Yammatto and Detective Harper Halloway have been separated. With Harper exposed as a traitor against the International Republic of Displaced Peoples and Toyo missing, the sadistic Detective Atticus Black has claimed victory. Our divided immortals will have to reckon with their past, present and future before reuniting.
I continue to enjoy Bleed Them Dry and can appreciate the recap we get here but it felt like it needed just a bit more forward motion or more time spent with the characters really dealing with things. Harper's issues with Cameron aren't really covered in this as she just provides the story of what happened to her and the greater past while Toyo is all aloof while gaining a new weapon. Tha sums it up mostly. That said, it continues to look good and taking a pause to reaffirm that things are where they are here isn't a terrible thing either. It definitely helps to some degree but I was just wanting more of the main storyline to take place here and to feel like it was moving forward as opposed to spinning its wheels. Read Full Review
At four issues in Bleed them Dry, central themes continue to be trying to survive in a NEO-Fascist world, supported by the police state, that just happens to have vampires. Believe it or not I was hard pressed to find any ongoing series that are similar to Bleed Them Dry, but I would compare it the Underworld Fil Series, and the Russian Film series Night watch/Day watch. But Bleed Them Dry does it better. I could see this coming to a silver screen. Read Full Review
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