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X-Men United #8 is a (vampire) family affair You know Blade. Looks cool, runs hot, kills vampires, sword (it’s right there in the name). A vampire’s kidnapped his daughter. Can mutants help him get her back? You know they’ll try in X-Men United 8, written by Eve Ewing, drawn by Tiago Palma, colors…

comicsxf.comX-Men United #8 is a (vampire) family affairYou know Blade. Looks cool, runs hot, kills vampires, sword (it’s right there in the name). A vampire’s kidnapped his daughter. Can mutants help him get her back? You know they’ll try in X-Men United 8, written by Eve Ewing, drawn by Tiago Palma, colors by Fer Sifuentes-Soho, letters by VC’s Joe Sabino. Sometimes a good — or a great — comic feels like a chapter from a great novel, with intricate character work, hard questions, surprising subplots, and action that amplifies the emotional stakes.