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Halloween: NightDance

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This book represents the first of (hopefully many)DDP's HalloweeN comics series. Telling new tales of the original Michael Myers, this entry weaves together the stories of several people in and around a small town near Haddonfield. It's been years since Michael first came for Laurie, and although this town wasn't affected directly, Michael's name is still a dirty word all these years later. But Mikey will not simply fade into the night, allowing himself to become an urban legend. He still stalks people, this time going after both teens and 20-somethings.

The heroine of this piece, a girl traumatized by an incident several years before, is terrified of the dark. She sleeps with all the lights on, and refuses to leave her house after dark. Soon, though, she will be drawn into a confrontation with Michael, where she will have to face her demons. Can she put the past behind her? Can Michael be stopped?

Great writing, great characterization, amazing suspense, and gory kills make this a treat for all HalloweeN fans. Check it out. And get ready for another night HE came home!!!

This TPB is a great edition to other Halloween comics that have continued the Michael Myers saga. This is how Halloween SHOULD have been continued instead of the moronic film Halloween:Resurrection. This gives moves into a new realm with Michael getting much more sinister and dark. Great art and great story.

I can't say enough about this story. Faithfully recreates the tension and terror the likes of which not seen since that fateful night on October 31st, 1978, when Michael Myers first came home. Penned by HalloweeN comics alumni Stef Huthinson and beautifully illustrated by Tim Seely, this story (originally a four part series) is set after the events of H20.

Trade paperback also includes a cover art gallery, and an all-new short story "Charlie", which finally completes the legend first eluded to in the graveyard in John Carpenters classic film, before Dr Loomis (Donald Pleasance)interrupted the story. Prepare yourself for this one.

If you like the Halloween movies, this would be an awesome book to add to your collection.

This is a very good adaptaion. Its more about story and character development then out and out gore (much like the original movie). Very dark, very scary, very good. Any fan of the original should pick this one up you wont regret it.