Creatures Commandoes is an old DC property that's been rebooted a couple of times. It's basically a military strike force team composed of a vampire, a werewolf, a Frankenstein-like monster, and, at various points, some other creatures.
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Creatures Commandoes is an old DC property that's been rebooted a couple of times. It's basically a military strike force team composed of a vampire, a werewolf, a Frankenstein-like monster, and, at various points, some other creatures.
Amazon have Rise of the Lycans (and 1 copy of Evolution at the moment) for relatively normal prices. The first one though is rather pricier. Blood Enemy (The non film one) can also be bought there second hand.
I'd recommend them. I haven't seen one for the new flick though
Amazon have Rise of the Lycans (and 1 copy of Evolution at the moment) for relatively normal prices. The first one though is rather pricier. Blood Enemy (The non film one) can also be bought there second hand.
I'd recommend them. I haven't seen one for the new flick though
Alas, the first book is out-of-print these days, but used copies are still floating around . . ..
I love the new grey coat, it looks as though she'll only be wearing it part of the movie though, she escapes with her Death Dealer coat (I have one similar to it now, yay) and picks that one up later. Most of the film though she's without coat at all.
And I checked Amazon, the first novel is still available new from users, for nearly £100 ($200).
And I checked Amazon, the first novel is still available new from users, for nearly £100 ($200).
I did say it was pricier
Play also have Evolution, Blood Enemy and Rise at a reasonably rate. No sign of Underworld 1 at there or any of the other shops like W H Smith or Waterstones(even second hand).
Best bet for the first book is probably Ebay UK or the local charity stores.
Here's one - but it'll be an import and second hand (no picture of the condition though)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Underworld-Greg-Cox-/350517868259?pt=US_Fiction_Books&hash=item519c7e36e3
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Am I reading Netflix right - Dark Shadows had 1245 episodes? 
I'm not sure I'm up for that kind of committment!
I'm not sure I'm up for that kind of committment!
It was a daily Soap Opera that ran for years, so, yea, that sounds about rightAm I reading Netflix right - Dark Shadows had 1245 episodes?
I'm not sure I'm up for that kind of committment!
I remember watching it as a kid, but wow, I must have missed a lot!
If you like Interview you should definitely enjoy the other two in the original Chronicles trilogy. Vampire Lestat is a great narrative biopic of his life and leads into Queen of the Damned which is a pretty solid novel with a good plot.
The rest of the series is a real letdown after that, a pretty poor effort. I prefer to treat the trilogy as a standalone plot and only read those.
The rest of the series is a real letdown after that, a pretty poor effort. I prefer to treat the trilogy as a standalone plot and only read those.
Good luck, I couldn't really stand most of them, Pandora (not technically part of the main series, a side novel) was passible and summarised several of the main books in the opening chapters. After she started writing the Jesus series novels I gave up on her work mostly.
The only Vampire centric series I read is the above mentioned Saga of the Noble Dead, into its 3rd "series" as of a couple of weeks ago, but it's moved beyond Vampires to a larger enemy so the focus has shifted. The first series (books 1-6) are more conventional with more Vampires as the bad guys.
The only Vampire centric series I read is the above mentioned Saga of the Noble Dead, into its 3rd "series" as of a couple of weeks ago, but it's moved beyond Vampires to a larger enemy so the focus has shifted. The first series (books 1-6) are more conventional with more Vampires as the bad guys.
