Illustrated by Christine Larsen (Shrek/Kung Fu Panda) and written by Tony Trov and Johnny Zito (Moon Girl/Black D.O.G.S. of Mars)
The first three issues of the vampire comic LaMorte Sisters are now available from Comixology and DC Comic, and the first issue is free! Avaliable on the web, iPhone/Pad, and Droid.
While on a family trip, Maddie and her parents were savagely attacked by a crazed man. Maddie barely survives but finds herself suddenly at the LaMorte Home for Lost Girls, a special place that helps young ladies with her peculiar condition, vampirism.
You can download the comic at www.lamortesisters.com.
Breaking Down
Written by Maia Kinney-Petrucha and Stefan Petrucha and illustrated by Rick ParkerHaving sliced Harry Potty
, novelist Stefan Petrucha joins his daughter, Maia Kinney-Petrucha, to cut up the best-selling series starring love-sick vampires and jealous werewolves!Artist extraordinare Rick Parker again lends his considerable dicing talents in this unauthorized parody of the blockbuster book and movie series!
For fans sick of glittery vampires and wonky werewolves, here's the hilarious antidote!
Read an excerpt.
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www.petrucha.com
For the first time in one volume, vampire experts Richard Dalby and Robert Eighteen-Bisang have gathered a trove of dark fantasy stories from 1679 through 1909. Long lost to the public in the pages of defunct newspapers, out-of-print magazines, and dusty nineteenth-century anthologies, the thrilling tales in Vintage Vampire Stories
ooze with sinister characters in malevolent worlds.From authors such as Mary Elizabeth Braddon, William H.G. Kingston, Pu Songling, Dick Donovan, and many others, come mysteries of darkness and shadow, of bloodthirsty beauties, ominous hooded figures, rambling estates haunted by life-sucking demons, and eerie inhuman happenings that are sure to make your hair stand on end.
Available from Skyhorse Publishing.
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