Count Dracula is reborn as a katana-wielding young vampiress in a new, never-seen-before action manga set in a gritty, alternate-history Europe. Fans of cinematic, gory, supernatural alternate histories, like Vampire Hunter D, Hellsing, and Dance in the Vampire Bund, will want to sink their fangs into BLOOD BLADE.
Made in Japan, first published in English!
“I, Vlad, shall speed your way to hell.”
Vlad and company have successfully infiltrated the imperial capital amid the bustle of the upcoming festivities. They then cross paths with an unlikely pair: a onetime soldier with a kind heart and a boy who bears a striking resemblance to the recently deceased Camille. Adding to the mystery, the army takes to the streets in search of a young fugitive—one who may somehow be connected to the Justiciar’s infernal experiments. As all the pieces move into position, Vlad’s grand plan enters a perilous new phase...
Oma Sei's debut solo work is BLOOD BLADE, being released now by Kodansha Originals.
Count Dracula is reborn as a katana-wielding young vampiress in a new, never-seen-before action manga set in a gritty, alternate-history Europe. Fans of cinematic, gory, supernatural alternate histories, like Vampire Hunter D, Hellsing, and Dance in the Vampire Bund, will want to sink their fangs into BLOOD BLADE.
Made in Japan, first published in English!
“I, Vlad, shall speed your way to hell.”
Vlad and company have successfully infiltrated the imperial capital amid the bustle of the upcoming festivities. They then cross paths with an unlikely pair: a onetime soldier with a kind heart and a boy who bears a striking resemblance to the recently deceased Camille. Adding to the mystery, the army takes to the streets in search of a young fugitive—one who may somehow be connected to the Justiciar’s infernal experiments. As all the pieces move into position, Vlad’s grand plan enters a perilous new phase...
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Oma Sei's debut solo work is BLOOD BLADE, being released now by Kodansha Originals.
