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Nightstalkers #12-13Issue(s): Nightstalkers #12, Nightstalkers #13 Review/plot: ![]() Early in the story, it seems like Blade and Hannibal's dislike for each other has mellowed into Fantastic Four style humorous bickering. ![]() But during the fight with "Short Circuit", Blade and Hannibal are thrown into a vampire dimension where Hannibal's counterpart has become a vampire king. Hannibal saves Blade from Alternate Hannibal. ![]() ![]() But realizes that that's the danger that Blade sees in him. So they reconcile for real. ![]() Short Circut is defeated by turning off the power at the prison, giving him no energy to feed on. At the very beginning of this story, the Nighstalker's are fighting Stonecold's skin, which turns out to be sentient. ![]() ![]() I almost wonder if it should count as a Stonecold appearance. It's almost like the skin was the real controlling factor, and it's not like Stonecold ever appears again anyway). This is like fill-in quality. It's a perfectly average generic adventure. Which actually makes it better than most of the series so far. Quality Rating: C Chronological Placement Considerations: The Nightstalkers get a vision of Ghost Rider and Blaze in New York, setting up for the Siege of Darkness story that begins next issue. But they don't treat it with urgency (it's what Hannibal is shouting "It can wait!" about above). ![]() References:
Crossover: N/A Continuity Insert? N My Reprint: N/A Inbound References (1): showCharacters Appearing: Blade, Frank Drake, Hannibal King, Stonecold CommentsI think Hannibal forgave Blade way too easily- just because Hannibal could be a threat, it's understandable that Blade made a deal with a demon and killed a dozen people? Admittedly, as we'll see, Johnny Blaze still holds a grudge. Posted by: Michael | March 1, 2017 9:54 PM Comments are now closed. |
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