Jed MacKay and Pepe Larraz’s “Blood Hunt” will unleash one of the greatest mystical threats to ever hit the Marvel Universe, and naturally, one of the crossover event’s most daring conquests will take place at the headquarters of Marvel magic: the Strange Academy.
- That’s right, the kids from one of the decade’s best new series find themselves at center stage of the Marvel event of 2024 in "Strange Academy: Blood Hunt,” a three-issue tie-in series from writer Daniel José Older (Star Wars: The High Republic) and artist Luigi Zagaria (Midnight Suns, Deadpool).
- The beloved cast of young sorcerers will take it upon themselves to free Earth from the eternal night by diving into the dark pages of the legendary and immensely dangerous Darkhold.
- The vampire onslaught of “Blood Hunt” knows no bounds, reaching all the way down to New Orleans, Louisiana, home of the Strange Academy. Doyle Dormammu, Zoe Laveau, Shaylee Moonpeddle, Germán Aguilar, and Toth get embroiled in an adventure that will take them around the Marvel Universe and right into the center of the Blood Hunt action. Their mission: find the ancient Darkhold and cast the spell that will destroy all vampires. There’s just one problem… Agatha Harkness boldly transformed the Darkhold into a child in last year’s Contest of Chaos!
- Who will bite it? Check out Strange Academy co-creator Humberto Ramos’ "Strange Academy: Blood Hunt #1″ cover and stay tuned tomorrow and all week long for more “Blood Hunt” tie-in announcements.
What they’re saying:
- Writer Daniel José Older: "As a huge fan of the incredible work of Skottie Young and Humberto Ramos, I was beyond honored to be able to jump into the world of Strange Academy! And what better way to do it than in this epic crossover event? Truly a comic writer's dream come true. I've spent the past couple weeks walking around my home city of New Orleans, dreaming up thrilling adventures for these kids and I can't wait to watch them come to life in Luigi Zagaria's brilliant art."
- Artist Luigi Zagaria: “I’m a big fan of Strange Academy. It attracted me immediately from the first issue and I loved the work done by Skottie Young and Humberto Ramos. I already walked through the gates of the academy last year in Midnight Suns, and the chance to create pages of something so new thrills me. Drawing the kids’ various forms of magic, each full of color, and contrasting them with the dark tones of the story has been inspiring, and knowing that this will be part of a crossover involving the entire Marvel Universe excites me.”