X-Men '92, Volume 1: The World Is a Vampire

Very disappointed. The Secret Wars mini-series was much better and I had high hopes for the ongoing series. Not surprised it was canceled. The artwork is not that great and the storyline is way too choppy. It is trying to hard to be the old X-Men Adventures series rather than it's own.

It was awesome. Art was incredible, and fit the tone of the story, and an updated style of the 90s show. Writing was pretty good, and characterization was more or. I personally liked this take of Vampire Jubilee SO much better than the one from Curse of the Mutants. I especially like Psylocke, Jubilee and Storm's styleJanus/Alpha Red was a dick, and had a colossal stick up his pale ass. Shows that Dracula is kinda of a pisspoor parent

Did you love the X-Men cartoon? Then this is definitely the book for you , the writing is quick and funny. The art is simply amazing.

Gives new life to some rather obscure X-Men. U-Go Girl (2001-2002) and Dead Girl (2002-2004). An interesting take on Scarlet Witch's "No more mutants," Jubilee as a vampire, and the origin of Cable.

Really fun series. Woulda got 5 stars but the interior art is pretty bad.

Blast from the past

No damage what so ever when delivered.

Freed from the limitations of Secret Wars, this was actually pretty good. It's the animation version of the X-Men vs Dracula's son, Alpha Red. Plus, Cable's new origin condensed into one issue.The Good: Both the art and the story are better in this follow-up to the Warzones book. The art and coloring look even move like the X-Men cartoon.The Bad: This is still a slimmed-down, streamlined version of stories we've read before over in the 616 X-Men comics.The Ugly: You have to look past some of the glossed over inconsistencies and just take the story for what it is.