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Damsels 7 preview pages

Posted By John Reppion on May 21st, 2013

Damsels 7 is on sale tomorrow (22nd May 2013) . This is the penultimate issue in the first arc of the series.

Get it from your local comic shop, direct from Dynamite Entertainment, or digitally via ComiXology.

And don’t forget that Damsels vol 1 (collecting issues 1-8)  is available to pre-order via Amazon.

While the Villeneuve army battle the fairy forces, Rapa, Talia, Red and Heinrich arrive at the Great Oak in the heart of the Enchanted Forest.

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Press

Warren Ellis - author of Transmetropolitan, Desolation Jones, Freakangels, Fell
“The only adaptation of Dracula you’ll ever need. This is the new gold standard.”

Max Brooks - author of World War Z, The Zombie Survival Guide
“Raise the Dead thrilled me, captivated me, angered me in places, and left me thinking, knowing, that as I switched off the light, and lay alone in the dark, that somewhere out there, was a pair of red glowing eyes.”

Mark Millar – author of Civil War, Wolverine, Kick Ass, Wanted
“I’m a huge Sherlock Holmes fan and a fan of both Leah and John. This can sit proudly beside Peter Ackroyd and Billy Wilder as one of the best reinterpretations of the character. Great stuff.”
Ramsey Campbell - author of Cold Print, Secret Story, Creatures of the Pool
“I loved River Jordan – it does very much what I was up to in Creatures of the Pool, citing Liverpool legends and traditions that seem so true I hope some readers won’t be sure.”
Paul Cornell - author of Knight & Squire, Captain Britain, Action Comics, Doctor Who - Human Nature
“Atmospheric, chilly and excellent, with an art style and a clarity of adaptation that really suits the subject matter. This is the definitive expanded version of Dracula.”
Leslie S. Klinger -author of the New Annotated Sherlock Holmes, The Annotated Dracula, The Annotated Sandman
“Moore and Reppion bring new life to the iconic Holmes and Watson, with a tantalizing tale and their hallmark attention to period detail. Whether you’re a dedicated Sherlockian or a Holmesian newbie, grab this one!”


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