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What We Do In the Shadows�meets "Monster Squad"�in this dark, distinctly adult�and lovingly funny�take on an earlier generation�s beloved monsters. The Marquis de Cocoa, recently transformed into a vampire, braves the agony of sunrise to throw his famous breakfast parties, where he plays his deadly games with such oddly familiar characters as the Quaker, Beau Berrie, and The Brute. Featuring lush, evocative art by Peter Snejbjerg (Starman), this volume collects every chapter from AHOY�s Edgar Allan Poe anthologies, plus an all-new three-part conclusion. �A satirical farce of everything that�s near and dear to every kid who grew up watching Hammer monster movies and eating cereal for breakfast.� -ComicMix
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What We Do In the Shadows�meets "Monster Squad"�in this dark, distinctly adult�and lovingly funny�take on an earlier generation�s beloved monsters. The Marquis de Cocoa, recently transformed into a vampire, braves the agony of sunrise to throw his famous breakfast parties, where he plays his deadly games with such oddly familiar characters as the Quaker, Beau Berrie, and The Brute. Featuring lush, evocative art by Peter Snejbjerg (Starman), this volume collects every chapter from AHOY�s Edgar Allan Poe anthologies, plus an all-new three-part conclusion. �A satirical farce of everything that�s near and dear to every kid who grew up watching Hammer monster movies and eating cereal for breakfast.� -ComicMix
What We Do In the Shadows�meets "Monster Squad"�in this dark, distinctly adult�and lovingly funny�take on an earlier generation�s beloved monsters. The Marquis de Cocoa, recently transformed into a vampire, braves the agony of sunrise to throw his famous breakfast parties, where he plays his deadly games with such oddly familiar characters as the Quaker, Beau Berrie, and The Brute. Featuring lush, evocative art by Peter Snejbjerg (Starman), this volume collects every chapter from AHOY�s Edgar Allan Poe anthologies, plus an all-new three-part conclusion. �A satirical farce of everything that�s near and dear to every kid who grew up watching Hammer monster movies and eating cereal for breakfast.� -ComicMix