Vampire Hunter D: Volume 4 - Tale of the Dead Town [Dramatized Adaptation]
Vampire Hunter D 4

This installment grabs the creative cognitive gears of sci-fi fantasy. Volume four of Vampire Hunter D, Tale of the Dead Town will leave readers in awe  by it's closing. This particular story is unique in many ways. There are so many new and fresh ideas introduced into Hideyuki’s world of gothic hor......more

A floating metropolis with no destination in mind shelters a few hundred citizens wishing to be separated from the deadly affairs of the surface world. The place has long been free from the dangers of marauding monsters and criminal assaults. That all changes when a vampire seems to have infiltrated......more

Folks, I give you Mr. John M. Brasselli Pluto VIII (yes, really). D stopped in his tracks. As he slowly turned, Pluto VIII must've sensed something in the Hunter's face, and, giving a cry of surprise, the biker leapt back a good ten feet. "Didn't I tell you not to look at me all serious like that? J......more

This was the worst in the series so far in my opinion. Although I appreciate the attempt to make a more detective version of D, he didn't quite make the sherlock holmes cut. He kind of goes from place to place and he doesn't seem to solve anything before it's too late. The character Pluto VIII does......more

his novel was a bit different than the first and third novel which I enjoyed a lot. The second book was a bit different. When I say different I say about the way the tales are told. Some are works have become less descriptive and more action-driven. To me it's not always that good. This is a rich wo......more