Bloodstone # 2

is a comic book published by Marvel Publishing & released on 1 / / 2002

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Plot Summary

Dracula strikes the new Bloodstone! Elsa Bloodstone has inherited her father's powers, but will she follow in his footsteps and wind up dead, as well?! The brand new Bloodstone meets up with one of her father's greatest enemies, the deadly Dracula! Will she be able to survive her first big test as the second-generation monster hunter? Or will Dracula put an end to her before she even gets a chance to prove herself? And what's she going to do if her mom finds out what she's been doing all night? With design help from Alex Ross, this new four-issue series is a fun, light-hearted romp through the world of the supernatural!

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Andy Lanning
writer

Dan Abnett
writer

Michael Lopez
penciler

Scott Hanna
inker

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Charles Barnabus

Dracula

Elise Bloodstone

Elsa Bloodstone

Frankenstein

Living Mummy

Mr. Dluga

Tomas

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Bloodstone Curios

Bosnia Herzegovina

Egypt

Europe

Massachusetts

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Vampires

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Bloodgem

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dmstarz's favourite marvel comic cover no164
Reviewed by dmstarz on June 3, 2008.
dmstarz has written 360 reviews. His/her last review was for Unmasked!.
2 out of 2 users recommend his reviews.

Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, who currently write Nova, devised this little mini series back in 2002 concentrating on vampire hunter, Elsa Bloodstone. Despite being more than a little Buffy in its set up, the series' four issues used a range of pop cultural references for its covers. No1 was Dracula (via Hammer horror), 3 was Tomb Raider and 4 was Raiders of the Lost Ark, all good covers, if a little naughty. Best of all though was this, which I think is riffing on Barbarella. I love the 60s style lettering on the side and Elsa herself is stunningly drawn. It's all good, clean fun. I have ranked this cover no 164 as part of a long term project I am producing on my own blog 'marvel-ous' on blogspot.com re: my favourite marvel comic book covers. Please visit http://dmstarz.blogspot.com and check out the other covers that have made my top 250.

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