From Budapest to Istanbul, she follows the trail of the painting and plunges into a conflict between the first vampire and the "Shadow of the Dragon"-a secret order which dreams of producing a new lineage of creatures, free from Dracula's grasp. The young woman is afflicted with a serious illness. She would never have guessed that this mission would take her all across Europe, on the trail of the portrait of the famous prince of Wallachia, Vlad Tepes. The Museum sends the art restorer Ellen Cross to authenticate the painting. A few months later, one of the paintings resurfaces in Hungary. The video promoting "Dead Souls: Resurrection" is available at where the campaign will run until July 26.A cargo ship carrying a valuable collection of artwork for the Metropolitan Museum of Art sinks. With this Kickstarter campaign, we can once again demonstrate the power of crowdfunding." 'Dead Souls' was my first comic, and if that's what I'm remembered for then I can't ask for much more.
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But, the original series needs to be given the treatment it deserves before we can move on.
Amacker remarked, "I'm beyond grateful that this series captured everyone's imaginations the way that it has. Now, "Dead Souls: Resurrection" arrives at Kickstarter with a series of incentives, including a soundtrack CD by New Orleans industrial rockers SHRAPNIHIL and featuring Jyrki 69, t-shirts, and handmade voodoo dolls of Vlad and Erzsebet from Quarter Kids. In October of last year, Amacker raised nearly $43,000 for CRADLE OF FILTH for the band's graphic novel. A special soundtrack CD by Shrapnihil will feature a cover of "House Of The Rising Sun" with Jyrki 69 of THE 69 EYES as guest vocalist. With the original three issues long out of print, "Resurrection" retains most of the original script, but features a cover by Dan Brerton ( "Nocturnals"),entirely new interior art by webcomic artist Douglas Freeman ( "Hangwire"),70 new story pages, and Filth's introduction. And, the writing was just unbelievably good… When CRADLE OF FILTH decided to do our own graphic novel, was the first 'dead soul' - excuse the pun - that I decided to contact!"Īmacker began writing "Dead Souls" while injured in the United States Marine Corps. It's this very dark and urban side of New Orleans that you don't often see in films and comics that had attracted me. Who wouldn't? History's favorite vampiric transgressors. In a video promoting the book, Filth opined, "Obviously, I really loved the first issue. Germaine - a religious fanatic who hunts their kind with a sacred weapon thought lost to the ages. But, their plan quickly falls apart when they attract the attention of both the police and St. Despite the ensuing horror of Draculas resurrection in the film through a ceremony. Within days, the two set out to slaughter the city's criminals. Instead, they describe the opening scene in Halls treatment thus. Neither understands why they are alive and immortal.
The story: in the year 2000, the historical killers Vlad Dracula and Erzsebet Bathory have discovered each other in New Orleans. The graphic novel will be published by Dark Notes Press in June of 2015. Filth has praised the comic in the music press for years, and took part in an interview for the first installment.
"The Dead Souls" series was originally launched in 2008 via Seraphemera Books as a three-issue series. CRADLE OF FILTH frontman Dani Filth will pen the introduction to the graphic novel "Dead Souls: Resurrection" by New Orleans writer Kurt Amacker - who recently authored the band's own comic, "The Curse of Venus Aversa".
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