Category: I, Vampire
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Sorrentino’s artwork is so good on I, Vampire, it makes one want to like the comic more than one should. Fialkov has a couple nice little details here–he introduces this teenage girl who hunts vampires and, while it’s not just derivative in essence of “Buffy” but also Kick-Ass a little, he does it well. Unfortunately,…
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Well, this one is a disappointment. Fialkov narrates the entire issue from Mary’s perspective. She’s the bad guy. But she’s also a vampire, so the I, Vampire title still works. Shame Fialkov felt the need to expand on the idea with a second narrator. Anyway… this issue reveals the vampire holocaust we saw last issue…
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Does Andrea Sorrentino know Jae Lee personally? Or will they meet sometime at a con and Sorrentino will have to explain he made a career of imitating Lee? I, Vampire is not what I was expecting. Oh, there’s some really weak dialogue–but nowhere near as bad as I was expecting from Joshua Hale Fialkov–but it’s…
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