I loved Interview with the Vampire. It was so sumptuously descriptive. For different reasons, I also enjoyed The Vampire Lestat. I think you’d like that one.

Sturgeon is so wonderful. I am a great fan of Some of Your Blood

Another fun video! It’s easier to watch a movie than read the book, so I do the same thing sometimes of getting book/movie stuff mixed, picturing the movie while reading. I don’t even know how many books I’ve lost on my kindle cause they’re just too far down in the shuffle to ever see again. I’ve had to force myself to either not buy anymore or read em immediately after downloading em. Love all the deep and disturbing monster reads!!

I just Googled Why is Avengers 200 so disturbing? Whoa! 🤣🤣🤣Yup. That's disturbing!!!

Another fantastic Epic Collection .. lovely Perez art work, oh.. its got "that" story in it, hrm .. that'll be nice. Considering all the weird books we read and the messed up things, when its in a comic, suddenly it becomes that bit more memorable, infamous, controversial, perhaps its the use of familiar characters we know, or setting the story in the genre of spandex, masks, and capes as well as being in that spot in the timeline of comic history, pre 80s dark infestation that has forever tainted the medium to this day. Avengers Epic Collection 11, times are a changing.

They probably put Avengers 200 on the cover to warn the potential buyers. Happy reading.

Congrats on completing all that Thor. I would love a video from you breaking down the various eras - which ones were great (other than Simonson), which ones weren’t; any changes in themes/direction - especially the Donald Blake thing. When Jane Foster was romantic interest vs. Lady Sif, etc

Thank you

I read Interview back in middle school. You make me think I need to revisit it.

I still maintain that the magical armor Thor is wearing on that cover, that he fought the Midguard Serpent in to protect his bones from breaking, is the best looking armor he's ever had.

Sturgeon's caviar was rather salty.

I read a couple of David Case stories years ago published in the UK Pan books of horror collections, The Hunter and The Cell one involved a Werewolf and one I think had trained killer Wolverines, good stories as I recall.

Ok, just added the Sturgeon book to my TBR. Sounds awesome, thanks!

I would pair Anne Rice's 80s to 90s vampire stuff with Concrete Blondes beautiful album Bloodletting. it's not all vampire songs, (she even sings pretending to be a male ghost) and their most famous song is on it.

I read the first five of Rice's Vampire series, Ramseys the Damned, and The Mayfair Witches Trilogy. That's about all the Anne Rice I could take. I loved Sturgeon's Some of Your Blood and just about everything I've read by Sturgeon. I'd put him up there with Bradbury and Leiber as one of the great all-time masters. I've never read David Case and nor had I ever heard about him till now.

So glad you liked Some of Your Blood. Glad I can cross Wolf Tracks off my list!

I loved The Vampire Chronicles, The second book: The Vampire Lestat is my favorite. He is such a badass! Louis is indeed a bit Whiney. The character Claudia is a bit awkward, especially in the movie. That cover for Wolf Tracks is hysterical! Sorry but that face, that expression! 🤣 Some Of Your Blood sounds very interesting.

It IS exciting! Hey, I'm here. I had no intention of reading Anne Rice although a family member had tried to get me to, but I may

Funnily enough, I was planning to read Some of Your Blood as my next book, so I'll take this as a sign that I should actually do so. I've only read one book for Horror May-hem, and that was only tonight that I did so (Witch House by Evangeline Walton). So you're doing a lot better than I am.

I enjoyed Anne Rice's vampire stories. I think I read up to Queen of the Damned; I should probably go further. My favourite vampire novel is Those Who Hunt The Night, by Barbara Hambley. It is also the first book in a series, I believe. As for vampires on TV, the best show, imnsho, was Kindred: The Embraced.