Adam Strange, Peacemaker, Crazy Quilt, Killer Frost and Wild Dog are all killed by an ambush as they're making their way to a human sanctuary, Raven is bitten by Plastic Man and Negative Man is taken away by a vampiric Hawkgirl. Constantine even mentions her possibly playing a part in the “polar vortex” plan, but she ends the book literally watching from the sidelines. Under his own publishing banner, Tiny Onion Studios, James Tynion IV published and curated the acclaimed anthology series RAZORBLADES: THE HORROR MAGAZINE. It's him combining an outwardly confident attitude with a sincere sense of vulnerability and doubt that makes it lean into this trope.

The story is at its best when it's keeping us in suspense about who can be trusted, and there are several great fight scenes and jump scares in here that remind me of what makes the main series so good. Já tinha pego alguns spoilers do começo dela (e a capa da segunda edição também da spoiler), mas me surpreendi bastante com essa trama do quadrinho. James Tynion IV started in the comics business assisting Scott Snyder in writing backup stories for Snyder's groundbreaking Batman series.In the story, DC's vampires infiltrate the superhero community, quickly recruiting major heroes like Green Lantern, who strike crucial blows against their former allies before the Justice League even know they're there. Tem uma história no começo da edição, que não faz parte da minissérie primordial, Caçados, que apresenta o Robin Damian e Alfred lutando contra vampiros que é legalzinha e outra história solta, Assassinos, com a Arlquina e uma pá de vilões da DC Comics que é bem ruinzinha.

Vampires Cover Art Superman takes on a disgustingly terrifying new form on the variant cover of the latest issue of DC vs. It’s the heroes of the DC Universe against the undead in an epic fight for the very survival of the human race! He is the co-creator of THE NICE HOUSE ON THE LAKE with Alvaro Martinez Bueno, the apocalyptic horror series published by DC Black Label. To be more precise, as DC’s synopsis informs us: The Justice League has long protected Earth from all manner of foreign and alien invaders over the years, always keeping a vigilant eye to the skies for the next threat. John Constantine pops in and out of the storylines as if from another series, making it feel like you skipped a page.Scary and sad but a bit hopeful at the same time and manages to incorporate both character, plot and the story's own lore without spoon-feeding you. Pockets of humanity can still be found, and they struggle to live but hope fades with every darker day. The trouble is while the heroes and villains of the world are divided the vampire have already made their move. Also, with the sheer diversity in physiology and morphology of the superpowered beings of this world, you’d think a few, like Martian Manhunter would be immune to being turned.

The bonds that are formed in those books between heroes, former villains, and normal citizens is so much more powerful than anything in DC vs Vampires. The only thing going for them is how they've managed to establish the last free human city on Earth, within the newly abandoned city of Kandor.

This series would be so much more interesting if that dumbass trope wasn’t the case here, like if the heroes who turned had to struggle with bloodthirst and the pain of killing friends and fellow heroes, but alas, it isn’t that at all. I don’t usually nitpick these kinds of things, but turning Superman into a vampire should be far more challenging than it is in this story. These spies would then use opportunity and their contacts to infect more members; or kill those that can't be turned. In early 2013 it was announced that he'd take over writing duties for Red Hood and the Outlaws in April.