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A review by alexxxxxxxxxx
Baltimore Omnibus Volume 1 by Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden
4.0
A World War 1, but different, story. The difference in Baltimore is vampires. The setting of exploring through late 1910's Europe in search of vampires was fun, and the slow introduction of more and more monstrous entities is sure to have some good pay off in the second novel.
Lord Henry Baltimore himself is an interesting character, who fought in the Great War and was maybe accidentally the start of an entire real plague / vampire plague. We follow Baltimore on his rambling revenge quest and meet some friends and foes!
Great art also, as can be expected in most things with Mignolas name on it, even if he's not doing it.
Overall I enjoyed this book about as much as Witchfinder if not a little more. I am excited to read the second volume!
Lord Henry Baltimore himself is an interesting character, who fought in the Great War and was maybe accidentally the start of an entire real plague / vampire plague. We follow Baltimore on his rambling revenge quest and meet some friends and foes!
Great art also, as can be expected in most things with Mignolas name on it, even if he's not doing it.
Overall I enjoyed this book about as much as Witchfinder if not a little more. I am excited to read the second volume!