Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Dark Red #2 hits your local comic shop on April 24th, but thanks to AfterShock Comics, Monkeys Fighting Robots has an exclusive seven-page preview for you.

The 32-page book is written by Tim Seeley, with art by Corin Powell, colors by Mark Englert, and letters by Marshall Dillon. Aaron Campbell worked on the cover.

Seeley does a great job at setting the tone of Dark Red right from the get-go. He takes us down the dark highway and into Nowhere, USA, with stereotypical characters that normally wouldn’t make it past the first few pages of a story. In the middle of it all is vampire protagonist Chip Ipswich, who doesn’t rip open the throat of a local drunk when confronted. Rather, he uses his power of persuasion to remain unassuming, to continue his humdrum existence in rural America. – via Michael Fromm’s review of Dark Red #1

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About the issue:
Rural vampire Chip is dragged from his boring life as a late night convenience store clerk and into a monstrous conspiracy, as he protects the ravishing vampiress Kamille from the Order of Eventide. Can Chip be the hero he always saw himself as?

Check out the Dark Red #2 preview below:

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell

Exclusive AfterShock Preview: DARK RED #2 By Tim Seeley & Corin Powell


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Matthew Sardo
Matthew Sardo
As the founder of Monkeys Fighting Robots, I'm currently training for my next job as an astronaut cowboy. Reformed hockey goon, comic book store owner, video store clerk, an extra in 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon,' 'Welcome Back Freshman,' and for one special day, I was a Ghostbuster.