American intelligence services have a secret weapon - and it has fangs! This volume collects the original graphic novella that introduced CVO - vampire operatives who spy for the United States, dealing with the most dangerous global threats, plus a spine-tingling tale of an incredibly ancient artifact and a disappearing colleague that lead CVO toward an encounter with a deadly trio.
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Alex Garner worked as an artist for Wildstorm Production since 1993 through 1999. During that time, he has become one of the most popular comic book artists of the last decade and has worked on two of the best-selling comic books of the 1990's - Gen13 and Danger Girl.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Crap for crap's sake.,
By lightbearer, fallen (Long Beach, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations (Paperback)
I don't understand this fascination with making concepts from made up words...first chew and now this. I'm ok with made up locations and acronyms but for comic writers to invent an entire vocabulary to mask the flimsiest of plot devices is beneath contempt. Such is the case with chew, and now CVO. The concept and acronym I must admit are cool ideas and I was rather excited to read it but my enthusiasm cooled as I read this explanation for a (well, THE) key plot device: "artillica - a hybrid of magical artifacts and state-of-the-art technology. Very rare and powerful stuff." Come again? That's all you have? Ok! No further explanation necessary! Now an even greater idea is to use this technology to infiltrate ALL IDW titles, like a ...blackest night(another pointless idea). I guess comics are supposed to be dumb after all.
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Great Read with Great art!,
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This review is from: CVO: Covert Vampiric Operations (Paperback)
Book is drawn and written very well and works very well as an origin story for those with no background on the CVO series.
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...ON HIGH ALERT TONIGHT, MEN. THE GENERAL HAS MANY ENEMIES WHO WANT NOTHING MORE THAN TO DISRUPT HIS PARTY. Read the first page New!
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