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Welcome to the dark and gripping world of Killadelphia Volume 3: Home is Where the Hatred Is, a continuation of the critically-acclaimed series that has captivated both comic enthusiasts and new readers alike. Crafted by the talented writer Rodney Barnes, known for his work on hit shows like Wu-Tang: An American Saga and STARZ’s American Gods, this volume delves deeper into a narrative that intertwines historical figures with spine-chilling horror.

In this volume, a new and sinister vampire king emerges: none other than Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States. His ambitions are as twisted as they are terrifying, as he seeks to reshape America in a nightmarish vision far removed from the ideals he once espoused. This new regime promises to raise hell, pulling the reader into a narrative filled with suspense and dread.

As the story unfolds, we follow the plight of young Jimmy Sangster, who has fallen victim to a vampire bite. The transformation into a bloodthirsty creature of the night begins, and the stakes have never been higher. Will his father, James Sangster Sr., along with SeeSaw, manage to find a way to reverse Jimmy’s condition before it’s too late? Or will the primal instincts of his newfound nature claim him, putting his loved ones in imminent danger?

This volume not only collects issues #13-18 of the Killadelphia series but also includes the second chapter of the thrilling werewolf tie-in story, Elysium Gardens. This combination promises a rich tapestry of horror, action, and emotional depth, appealing to both seasoned readers and newcomers.

As you dive into this installment, expect to encounter a masterful blend of horror and history, where each page turn reveals more about the struggles of humanity against the backdrop of supernatural forces. The artistry of Jason Shawn Alexander redefines the visual experience, drawing readers into a world where every illustration contributes to the haunting atmosphere.

Join the journey into this horrifying new chapter of Killadelphia Volume 3. It’s a tale of love, loss, and the struggle against darkness that resonates on multiple levels. With history as a backdrop and horror at its core, this volume is a must-read for anyone who enjoys engaging narratives that challenge the boundaries of reality.