Vampire State Building #3 (Ablaze 2019) by Ugly Monkey Comics

Vampire State Building #3 (Ablaze 2019)

$3.00 USD
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Vampire State Building #3 (Ablaze 2019) by Ugly Monkey Comics

Vampire State Building #3 (Ablaze 2019)

$3.00 USD

Vampire State Building #3 delivers a 32-page full-color comic installment written by Ange and Patrick Renault, with interior art and cover design by Charlie Adlard, released under the Ablaze imprint in 2019. This mature-rated (M) issue advances the serialized Empire State Building storyline while remaining structurally complete enough for readers to follow without prior volume consumption.

Story Configuration

The narrative centers on a contained structural takeover where reanimated casualties integrate with active vampire troops, expanding the hostile population across multiple interior levels. Law enforcement and military assets maintain an external containment ring around the Manhattan landmark to prevent urban spread. Inside the compromised tower, designated survivors Mary and Terry navigate disconnected stairwells and nonfunctional elevator banks, operating within a fixed survival window that dictates route selection and supply rationing.

Technical Specifications

  • Creators: Script by Ange and Patrick Renault; pencils and cover by Charlie Adlard
  • Length: 32 continuous color pages
  • Classification: M (Mature)
  • Publisher: Ablaze (2019 print run)

Reader Assessment

This issue prioritizes spatial orientation and procedural tension over supernatural lore, using vertical architecture to pace chases and close-quarters engagements. Adlard’s panel breakdowns emphasize environmental sightlines and corridor geometry, which allows readers to track character positioning without relying on directional captions. The screenplay treats mechanical failures, breached security doors, and smoke accumulation as direct progression barriers rather than decorative elements. Collectors managing trade paperback fulfillment or digital archive tagging will note the consistent page count, closed-chapter ending, and standalone-issue pagination, streamlining inventory processing and series shelving.

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