Note - this is a spoiler-free advance review of Blood Feud #1. The issue will be released on Wednesday, October 7.
Horror is a genre that is particularly well-suited comics. The problem these days is that with so many terrific horror books on the stands (Rachel Rising, American Vampire, Revival), it becomes that much harder for new projects to stand out. The hook with Cullen Bunn and Drew Moss' new series Blood Feud is that it doesn't strive to be grim and serious. This new series isn't exactly lighthearted, but it does take a relatively jovial approach to the genre as it lampoons classic '80s horror films and explores a destructive feud between two sinister families.
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Horror is a genre that is particularly well-suited comics. The problem these days is that with so many terrific horror books on the stands (Rachel Rising, American Vampire, Revival), it becomes that much harder for new projects to stand out. The hook with Cullen Bunn and Drew Moss' new series Blood Feud is that it doesn't strive to be grim and serious. This new series isn't exactly lighthearted, but it does take a relatively jovial approach to the genre as it lampoons classic '80s horror films and explores a destructive feud between two sinister families.
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