Return to the Eve

     (Monolith, 1994)
™ and © 1994 by Holden Morris & Shelley Morris

A fantastic story about vampires that doesn’t rely on sex to capture the attention? That’s the case here, in a sweeping, time-spanning drama that happens to feature an entire civilization of beings who have survived through the years by feeding on blood. What began as a sickness and a curse has become a source of power and dominance for the Kazites, who ruled for more than a thousand years. At one time, their biggest problem was inner strife, as the emperor faced a threat to the sacred Vordic from his rebellious son. He triumphed…or did he? Many years later, the Vordic is missing and the usurper may live again, through the spirit of a young woman seeking power under a new regime. Once more, peace is threatened, and a hero must rise to protect it.

Challenging, intense, and filled with text passages, this epic yarn delves into religion, politics, and of course, vampirism. Published in black-and-white by Monolith Graphix.