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Accompanying his master, Mr. Crepsley, on a trip to the city, half-vampire Darren Shan is ready to enjoy a pleasant holiday away from the Cirque du Freak with his friend Evra. But when he learns of a string of grisly murders whose victims have been drained of blood, Darren begins to suspect that his mentor may be involved. Has Mr. Crepsley crossed the line, or could it be that some creature more fearsome than a vampire haunts the city's streets?
About the Author
Darren Shan was born in London but at an early age he moved to Limerick, Ireland, with his parents and younger brother. He grew up watching old Dracula horror movies and reading spooky comics, which were the inspirations for this series.
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Campy and fun!, Sep 14 2011
By Shannon M. Mcgee "Confuzzled Books" - Published on Amazon.com
I do not know if the original books have the campiness that the movie and the manga have. This makes it more enjoyable and the images fun. Characters are likable and relate-able. The fact that Darren Shan named the character that is a vampire after himself is just awesome. I knew what was going to happen as I saw the movie and I believe this second book end is where the movie does. Although some parts are left out of the movie. I love the friendship with the fellow Cirque Du Freak characters that Darren has immediately.
I do want to read the original books to see the difference from the mangas. I always got the feeling there was a different feel to them compared. The manga is fun, exciting, and creative.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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My son's Opinion, Jan 17 2011
By Harley - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Cirque Du Freak: The Manga, Vol. 4: Vampire Mountain (Paperback)
I am buying this series volume by volume for my son. Anime and Vampires seem to be very popular with the tween and teen set. My son reads these as quickly as I hand them to him and then shares them with his friends. While not my favorite genre, it encourages my son to read more which is good.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
My son loved this series!, Dec 27 2009
By Dori Bruce - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Cirque Du Freak: The Manga, Vol. 2: The Vampire's Assistant (Paperback)
My eight-year old son loves the cirque du freak manga series. They are well illustrated, easy to read, and a great price!
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