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| Fright Night Comics | |
| Title | Reign of Terror |
| Series | Fright Night |
| Issue # | 22 |
| Release Date | August 1990 |
| Pages | 36 |
| Written by | Diane M. Piron |
| Pencils | Kevin West |
| Inker | John Stangeland |
| Letterer | Patrick Williams |
| Colorist | NOW Staffers |
| Cover Artist | Hannibal King |
| Editor | Katherine Llewellyn |
| Editor-in-Chief | Tony Caputo |
| Art Director | Michele Mach |
| Follows | Were-Wolf, There-Wolf |
| Followed By | Nightmares |
Reign of Terror is a comic book published in August 1990 by NOW Comics.
Plot[]
Jerry Dandridge has begun amassing an army of Parisian prostitute vampires, so everyone agrees that he must be destroyed. Evil Ed tries to enlist Charley and Peter to help to kill Dandrige but when they refuse to join him, he decides to go after Jerry alone.
Characters[]
- Charley Brewster
- Peter Vincent
- Natalia Hinnault
- Claudia Hinnault
- Jerry Dandrige
- Evil Ed
- Lili
- The Disciples
Notes[]
- The reason for Jerry amassing a new legion of vampires was never explained and his ultimate fate remains unknown.
- Strangely, Evil Ed's entourage (Dana Roberts, Donna & Jane) do not appear in this issue, nor or they referenced.
- This is the final regular issue of the series, though running storylines were never tied up. The Scarlet Letters column proclaims: "Next Month: Old Enemies, Ancient Monsters!" The issue, titled "Nightmares," was completed, but unfortunately Now Comics filed for bankruptcy and production of all of their titles were halted. The company returned a few years later and "Nightmares" was ultimately published in 3-D as Fright Night 3-D Halloween Annual in 1993. Although sequentially it follows this story, it does not focus on the Jerry Dandrige plot.
- The cover is credited to artist Eric Brant but it's clearly signed "Hannibal '90." This is yet another crediting error and the real artist was Hannibal King, who was working on NOW's extremely short-lived vampire series "Bats, Cats and Cadillacs" around the same time.
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