Is an ancient weapon feared by every undead creature a myth or a reality? Liesel is willing to risk everything, her life included, to get her hands on the legendary blade that could bring an end to vampirism. Her quest takes her to a remote corner of India and beyond in an adventure that could bring her the vengeance she seeks- if it doesn't drive her mad first.
Here's a formula for success: Liesel Van Helsing, vampires, and India. Here's a formula to guarantee success: Dixon, Abrera, Araujo, and Temofonte. An action packed start with the hero in an unusual setting, fighting foes that are different from those she's fought before, racing to find a secret artifact that could end her neverending quest. Whew! There's a lot of good stuff in this issue that should be in your hands. Read Full Review
Van Helsing: Sword of Heaven on the surface appears to be another monster slaying story starring our captivating British beauty, but it is the brilliance of the artwork which makes it stand out against other titles in the franchise. And while the tale may seem to be a bit predictable, you cannot but wonder if this initial book was meant to be this way in order to steer the reader into a comfortable stance, and then disarm them once the true premise of the tale makes itself known. I for one cannot wait to see how the story unfolds and hope it will be worthy of the name Liesel Van Helsing. Read Full Review
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