This is Comic Geekspeak, Book of the Month Club for October 2005, Tomb of Dracula.

The Music And welcome to the episode.

I'm Brian Deemer.

I'm Kevin Moyer.

I'm Jamie D.

I'm Peter Rios.

And it's time to talk about Tomb of Dracula.

Blua.

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Tomb of Dracula, Essential, Volume 1. Yeah, and in case this is your first book of the month club episode, we spoil the hell out of it. So if you haven't read it, you don't want to listen to this. T.S. Tough duties. So. It's big. It's a phone book. Yeah. It was an endeavor, to say the least. It was kind of cool that we forced it upon ourselves like this because it just means, bam, one month got it done. No looking back, you know? If we can read this, we can read anything. Absolutely. I agree. Bring on Cerebus. So next month C Cerebus, volume is 1 through 5.

I have the first two. I haven't read him yet, so that would be an undertaking for myself. Oh, my God, I would have to quit my job. That's all that's it. Well, I... No, this was... I've always wanted to read this. It was one of those that I had bought a long time ago. always always wanted to read it, and I'm glad we, I forced myself too, because it was, it was good. I mean, I, I, being a big fan of the old universal horror flicks and stuff, you know, I kind of was apprehensive, actually. You know, I suggested it, so, you know, I was bite my own tongue if anything came about as far as. But I just, I don't know.

I guess I didn't really have any sort of clear expectations of what to expect from this. I just kind of thought it might be like hokey, you know.

I didn't know how true to the character they would be.

Is this real Dracula or is this their version of Dracula?

But sitting down and reading it, I did enjoy it.

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