New fantasy comic released

Publisher Mohawk Media on Saturday released the second issue of its new title, Dracula vs. Robin Hood vs. Jekyll & Hyde. The publisher has also promised several surprise guest stars. The comic has generated rave reviews, called "gripping", "superb" and worthy of "5 stars". British writer Chris Bunting said: "The second issue features not one, but two tyrants from the pages of history. Each will play a major role in the future of this series. "Plus, a long forgotten character from the Robin Hood legend will make an overdue comeback. "This flows directly into the ethos of this comic book: to give readers a thrilling ride through a clash of cultural titans. Expect twists and turns – including unexpected guest stars throughout the series." Bunting has drawn legendary names such as Action Man, Dick Turpin, Mr. T, and of course, Dracula, Robin Hood and Jekyll & Hyde. Artist JL Czerniawski has worked on an eclectic range of titles in both the fantasy art and comic book industries. He was artist of the Mr. T graphic novels, and his other comic book work includes Transformers, Night of the Living Dead, and with the movie's director, Smokin' Aces. Released via the publisher's paperless Eco Comics range, editor Stuart Buckley explained: "This digital comic book isn't some rough and ready webcomic. It is, for all intents and purposes, a top quality print comic book in everything but its physical format. In fact, it knocks spots off most print comic books. "The mission statement of Mohawk Media is to produce stories that are more concerned with being entertaining than edgy. We believe that writer Chris Bunting and artist JL Czerniawski are future stars, and they're showing exactly why with this series." Dracula vs. Robin Hood vs. Jekyll & Hyde #2 is a twenty-page issue, and is available to order now in various digital formats via the Eco Comics store: www.mohawkmedia.co.uk/ecocomics for $1.95 (approximately £1.20). Dracula vs. Robin Hood vs. Jekyll & Hyde will initially be a three-issue monthly series available exclusively via the publisher's groundbreaking line of ECO COMICS. Further instalments of the series, and other "versus" titles, are set to be announced.MyDigitalComics. Further information: http://blog.mohawkmedia.co.uk/about-eco-comics/ & www.facebook.com/ecocomics