While Rolling Stone’s list of the top ten vampires will be open to debate, we can all agree that Robert Pattinson’s Edward from The Twilight Saga does deserve to be on the lists. Check out more below:
…While Rolling Stone’s list of the top ten vampires will be open to debate, we can all agree that Robert Pattinson’s Edward from The Twilight Saga does deserve to be on the lists. Check out more below:
10. Robert Pattinson The Twilight Saga
Admirers of both sexes might name the Brit actor Number One for his humongous fan base. But as Edward Cullen, he has neither the fangs nor the balls to go for the human jugular when he can hunt Bambi or moon around Bella instead. What Pattinson does have: Byronic good looks that are unfakably hypnotic.
See the full list at Rolling Stone here.
Wow that is quite the list to be a part of. I’m so glad they included some classic vampires and didn’t just list all new ones. Rolling Stone is a bit harsh at times, but somehow even though the description of Edward is not as friendly, they do agree that Rob makes a good vampire!
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Robert Pattinson Listed in Top Ten Best Vampires by Rolling
Pinocchio The little wooden vampire slayer returns in an all new adventure from SLG Publishing. Pinocchio: The Great Puppet Theater features more danger, more deceit, and truckloads more nose-shanked vampire. The much anticipated sequel to critically acclaimed graphic novel Pinocchio Vampire Slayer.
…Pinocchio: The Great Puppet Theater features more danger, more deceit, and truckloads more nose-shanked vampire. The much anticipated sequel to critically acclaimed graphic novel Pinocchio Vampire Slayer, follows the little wooden boy’s ongoing quest to find and kill the head vampire while he kills as many of his undead minions as he can along the way.
Now with an undead Master Cherry and the addition of his long lost marionette family in tow, Pinocchio might just be closer to getting his greatest wish granted than he ever thought possible. But, WHICH wish? And will Pinocchio’s life ever be the same afterwards? Both writer Van Jensen and artist Dustin Higgins raise the stakes as they reunite to continue the story of Pinocchio based on the legendary original version of the story by Carlo Collodi. Collodi’s story is so rich that, if we wanted, we could fill dozens of books up with adventures spinning from his world, says Jensen. The challenge then really is in choosing the right pieces of his story to…
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Pinocchio Vampire Slayer Returns For Another Round From SLG