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Strange Academy: Blood Hunt #1

Event\Storyline: Blood Hunt Writer: Daniel Jose Older Artist: Zagaria, Luigi Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: May 8, 2024 Cover Price: $4.99 Critic Reviews: 4
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The vampire onslaught of BLOOD HUNT reaches worldwide all the way down to NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, home of the STRANGE ACADEMY! DOYLE DORMAMMU, SHAYLEE, TOTH, ZOE, GERMÁN get embroiled in an adventure that will take them around the Marvel Universe and right into the center of the BLOOD HUNT action! That's right, the kids from the best new series of the decade find themselves at center stage of the Marvel event of 2024!
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  • 8.5
    AIPT - Alex Schlesinger May 8, 2024

    Strange Academy: Blood Hunt#1 is a near-perfect tie-in to a larger series, serving to show the world-spanning event's impact on a niche group of characters while tying the plot into the greater thrust of Blood Hunt. The addition of Pia, a young vampire whose heroism will allow the reader to empathize with, is wonderful, and the Darkhold is a fascinating character to include. Daniel Jos Older's writing is pitch-perfect - funny, sharp, and emotionally resonant - while Luigi Zagaria and Eric Gapstur's art beautifully elevates the tale. A worthy investment for fans ofStrange Academy, gorgeous art, or vampire mayhem! Read Full Review

  • 8.0
    ComicBook.com - Tim Adams May 8, 2024

    I'm always a sucker for teenage superhero books, so Strange Academy: Blood Hunt was right up my alley. Read Full Review

  • 7.0
    The Comic Book Spot - Theodis Wright May 12, 2024

    I now feel I need to read this series (the main story, not just Blood Hunt). I am easily suckered into reading all thing New Orleans whether good or bad. But this first installment of the Blood Hunt tie-in was actually pretty good watching the youngsters wanting to help. Read Full Review

  • 5.0
    Comic Watch - Dustin Gebel May 8, 2024

    Jumping into Strange Academy is a tricky experiment, as the book relies on a series of shorter runs and various tie-in minis for its ongoing story. Little is done to make the story accessible, leaning further on the side of existing readers versus welcoming new readers joining thanks to the tie-in bump. Read Full Review

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