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A Midnight Opera, Volume 2

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Reunited under the direst of circumstances, the undead brothers Ein and Leroux DeLaLune rush to usher the rest of the immortals out of Paris. Meanwhile, the witch Elizabeth Bathory has second thoughts about her poisonous role in the peace that the brothers have created. Will her doubts cause a rift between her and Victor Frankenstein—who wants to carry out her plan with a passionate fervor?!

"If you have a metal head, Goth, or monster-fighting game loving friend who hasn't read much manga, pass them this one! " –ComicBookResources.com

"[Hans Steinbach] has a flair for dramatic layout...and action scenes that are visually convincing in their immediate energy. It's a promising debut." –Publishers Weekly

"In the wake of the immense popularity of The Da Vinci Code, [A Midnight Opera] should definitely find an audience." –Newtype


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Series: A Midnight Opera Publisher: Tokyopop

OverDrive Read

  • ISBN: 9781427829306
  • Release date: August 15, 2010

PDF ebook

  • ISBN: 9781427829306
  • File size: 25985 KB
  • Release date: August 15, 2010

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OverDrive Read
PDF ebook

Languages

English

Reunited under the direst of circumstances, the undead brothers Ein and Leroux DeLaLune rush to usher the rest of the immortals out of Paris. Meanwhile, the witch Elizabeth Bathory has second thoughts about her poisonous role in the peace that the brothers have created. Will her doubts cause a rift between her and Victor Frankenstein—who wants to carry out her plan with a passionate fervor?!

"If you have a metal head, Goth, or monster-fighting game loving friend who hasn't read much manga, pass them this one! " –ComicBookResources.com

"[Hans Steinbach] has a flair for dramatic layout...and action scenes that are visually convincing in their immediate energy. It's a promising debut." –Publishers Weekly

"In the wake of the immense popularity of The Da Vinci Code, [A Midnight Opera] should definitely find an audience." –Newtype


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