WEST BERLIN, 1980, and workmen make a grisly discovery in a derelict building the skeletal remains of Wehrmacht soldier Hans Schmitt clutching his diary. The story he tells in his journal is one of terrible creatures lurking on the Eastern Front during World War Two, of the shadowy Rumanian Captain Constanta and his evil platoon feasting on the living blood of their prey. Can Schmitt warn his comrades before more fall victim to the vampiric hordes? This thrilling volume also contains the never-before-collected sequel 'Stalingrad' written by David Bishop and beautifully painted by all-star artist Colin McNeil
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A welcome return to a forgotten gem. I loved this when I read the original, too short, apperance of this strip in 2000AD. This book includes the original and the re-imaged version of the strip that appeared in 2000AD' monthly incarnation. I like both but preferred the original as this was the version from my childhood.
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The original Fiends story only had a short run, and it is reproduced here in all it's glory.....errr....gory. However, it's bulked out with a second follow-up story which is a bit naff (awful artwork). For me it's not really worth the £9.99 cover price.
Why not just publish the original in paperback for £4.99 ?
Why not just publish the original in paperback for £4.99 ?
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