Jessica Abel, Gabe Soria, and Warren Pleece have put together a comic exploring some of the less romantic sides of vampirism. Like how you explain it to your mom and dad. (You don't.) And what sort of jobs are available for people who are permanently nocturnal. (The night shift at a convenience store, for example.) Also, the person who turned you is now your master. (Which makes you his permanent wage slave.) Dave Miller is not having the time of his undead life. To make matters worse, the human girl he loves is now being romantically pursued by the guy he hates: psychopath surfer vampire Wes.
Time for Dave to figure out how to get the girl and save the day. Too bad he can only come out at night.
~ Book Ninja
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