Reeling from the tragic events of last issue, Helsing is hellbent on tracking down the creature who hurt her friends and turned her life upside down. But as the mysterious identity of her foe is revealed Helsing will learn how easily the hunter can become the prey. Brought to you by the dynamic creative team from Revenge of Wonderland, writer Raven Gregory and artist Allan Otero.
Van Helsing vs. Dracula's Daughter has created a moving foundation for a heroine who we always assumed had her emotions under control and yet now we witness so powerfully Liesel is like any other person who can be brought to misery when the enemy foolishly attack those closest to her heart. Read Full Review
Telling the story from Julie's perspective gives this issue a unique perspective and highlights a lot of Van Helsing's strengths as a no-nonsense vampire hunting warrior. Her recruiting techniques are on display and pay a pivotal role in this story. Dracula nor his daughter plays a strong role but the revelation of what they've done to the dark prince is a big reveal that compels us to get the next issue. It's a great tale that just took a turn for the dramatic. To be continued! Read Full Review
The second issue of this 5-part miniseries was OK, but it really seemed to fall off the rails here in Van Helsing vs. Dracula's Daughter #3. The story does not hold together at all, as it feels like it is made of unassociated vignettes as opposed to one strong narrative. Without it, the action doesn't hold any weight, and the character development seems to be shoehorned in only to make the plot work. Read Full Review
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