The
actual graphic novel is 160 pages; the Netgalley ARC only gives you the first
84 pages, so that sucked. But from what was available, it’s a pretty good
story. The novel is told from the point of view of a vampire and she discusses
how in the beginning the zombie epidemic was a good thing, it made it easier
for vampires to hunt humans, who are basically ignorant to vampire existence
and their only concern is destroying zombies.
The
zombies are you standard walking dead, they’re brainless and hungry, no thought
process whatsoever, they don’t go after vampires, because they have no pulsing
blood. The story is told in the form of a reflective, when it finally dawns
upon vampires that the zombie epidemic doesn’t just affect humans it affect
them as well.
The
story was interesting; the graphics were awesome, they were bloody and gory,
total horror show type, so again awesome. Plus the vamps and zombies weren’t
sparkly or romanticized so huge bonus.
Rating
4 out of 5
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