Jonathan Romero, aka "Dead Romeo," was the lead singer of the '80s rock band "The Dead Romeos." But that was before a mysterious set of circumstances turned him into a vampire and sent him straight to Hell. Now he's back on Earth and he has a difficult choice to make: Kill his true love and earn his permanent release from eternal damnation - or protect her and burn for eternity. Either way, someone is going to die! It's vampires, romance, rock and dismemberment like you've never seen before!
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It Wasn't the Worst of Vampire Stories, But I Expected A Lot More Out of It!,
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I was hoping this would be a better vampire story than it was. It scores some points for originality, but really wasn't a compelling read and left you wondering about some plot points that should have been explained better. On top of that, I felt like the ending came out of nowhere. There are much better vampire stories out there.
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While it is difficult to create anything "new" in the super saturated genre that is Vampire Lore, Dead Romeo does an interesting job of portraying both the cliche "repentant" and "unrepentant" vampires. A subtle surprise at the end leaves it open for the appearance of a sequal, without the sacrificing of this volumes credibility.
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Great artwork, story hard to follow,
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I know that graphic stories need to be boiled down to a minimum, but the storyline in Dead Romeo was missing a few key elements and thus was less enjoyable than it could have been. The artwork was good, although I always prefer it when the characters actually resemble themselves when seen from different angles or with different expressions; but the story failed to explain or give a hint as to a key element of the plot, e.g. who specifically were the bad guys supposed to find. But we find out at the very end, and, lacking a hint as to that important detail, I felt like the writer had deliberately misled me the reader with the lack of information.
I enjoyed it well enough, but there wasn't enough there to make the thing worth the price I paid for it. So...meh.
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