Ash v. The Monsters Trade This May

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Ash v. The Monsters Trade This May

By: Stephen Schleicher | January 25th, 2007

I loves me my Army of Darkness, and even though Sam Raimi is quiet on any future Evil Dead movies, at least for now we can enjoy Ash’s adventures from Dynamite Entertainment. This May, Dynamite will collect issues 8 through 13 in Army of Darkness: Ash v. The Monsters (and More). More info and a preview inside.

According to Dynamite Entertainment:
This “monstrous” six issue collection features not only the Ash vs. the Monsters storyline, but the two issues that lead into the cross-over event of the 2007, ARMY OF DARKNESS VS. THE MARVEL ZOMBIES, including the sold-out issue #13! From the creative team of writer James Kuhoric along with artists Kevin Sharpe and Fernando Blanco, the Ash vs. The Monsters (And More) Trade Paperback collects issues 8-11 of the Dynamite series, which comprise the “Monsters” storyline that pits Ash against Dracula and introduces the vampire�s daughter, Eva, plus Frankenstein�s monster and more; Issues 12 and 13 present Ash’s final conflict with the Deadites and the Necronomicon, ending with the �Death of Ash� and his introduction to the world of Marvel Zombies!

Army of Darkness: Ash v. The Monsters (and More) trade paperback will ship this May for $19.99.