Little Monsters, Volume 1 Av Jeff Lemire

<b>It''s <i>Lord of The Flies</i> meets <i>Children of the Damned </i>meets vampires in a new series from the Eisner Award winning creative team behind the bestselling <I>Descender</I> and <I>Ascender </I>series.</b><BR><BR>They are the last children on Earth... who also happen to be vampires. For longer than they can remember, these child vampires have lived a life of eternal wonder amongst the ruins of humanity. But shocking events fracture the group and set them on a path of discovery that will shatter their innocence forever.<BR> <BR> It''s<I> Lord of The Flies </I>meets vampires in the first volume of a bold new ongoing series from Jeff Lemire and Dustin Nguyen, the Eisner-winning creative team behind the best-selling <I>Descender </I>and <I>Ascender</I> series.<BR> <BR> Collects issues #1 - 6<BR> <BR> <b>Select praise for <i>Little Monsters</i>:</b><BR> <BR> "A beautiful character study from top to bottom." —<b><i>Multiversity Comics</i></b><BR> <BR> "A linear narrative with a clean framework...keeps the reader entertained till the end." —<b><i>CBR</i></b><BR> <BR> "An intriguing start to a fresh and engaging take on the apocalypse and vampire genres. The kids are charming, and it won’t take long before you start to like them." —<b><i>AIPT</i></b><BR> <BR> "It is visually tantalizing and evocative in the best ways." —<b><i>Black Nerd Problems</i></b><BR> <BR> "Patient readers will be rewarded with some wonderful twists and turns." —<b><i>Graphic Library</i></b><BR> <BR> "A thoughtfully visual-focused script and stunning atmospheric visuals, this is a brilliant start to this new horror series from a pair of absolute pros." —<b><i>Monkeys Fighting Robots</i></b><BR> <BR> "Good concept, good pacing, just enough plot to get you intrigued but not so much as to swamp the characters, and so many panels to linger over." —<b><i>Big Comic Page</i></b><BR> <BR> "A breath of fresh air in the comic book world." —<b><i>Major Spoilers</i></b><BR> <BR> "Seamlessly marries Lemire''s smart, sharp, and to the point script with Nguyen''s moody choices in look and feel for a brilliant establishing shot of an apocalyptic world where immortal children play endlessly in the moonlit ruins of a fallen society." —<b><i>Comic Watch</i></b>