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A review by calistareads
Baltimore, Volume Three: A Passing Stranger and Other Stories by Mike Mignola, Christopher Golden
4.0
I am totally enjoying this series about Lord Baltimore. It's set after WWI; 1913- 1917 so far. Lord Baltimore is hunting down the Vampire that Killed his wife named Haigis. He can't quite catch up to him, but he has to clear out other terrors and vampires as he chases after Haigis.
This episode, he stops in a sea village and helps clear out some horrors from this town before he gets on his way again. We also see the Inquisitor come back in this book. I really don't like him. A few characters from previous volumes show up as well.
This is dark and post-apocalyptic. It's almost too dark for me, especially during the pandemic, but I'm still enjoying this story. Our library is closed, so I only have the things checked out and then I will run out of graphic novels. I think I have about 8 books left. That's a small thing compared to everything going on. Yeah, this isn't the best thing to be reading right now.
This episode, he stops in a sea village and helps clear out some horrors from this town before he gets on his way again. We also see the Inquisitor come back in this book. I really don't like him. A few characters from previous volumes show up as well.
This is dark and post-apocalyptic. It's almost too dark for me, especially during the pandemic, but I'm still enjoying this story. Our library is closed, so I only have the things checked out and then I will run out of graphic novels. I think I have about 8 books left. That's a small thing compared to everything going on. Yeah, this isn't the best thing to be reading right now.