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Vampire Hunter D #10-12
Vampire Hunter D Omnibus: Book Four
A new omnibus collecting volumes ten, eleven, and twelve of the Vampire Hunter D horror novel series!
The hunt continues in the bizarre far future of 12,090 A.D, where the immortal vampire lords who were the only winners of mankind’s nuclear war still oppress the human survivors who have pushed the blood-drinking fiends back to the lawless Frontier. Yet humanity too remains as quick as ever to prey upon itself, and where the law can’t bring safety or justice, the crescent blade of D will—assuming you meet the half-vampire wanderer’s price!
A treasure of tales awaits inside the oversize Vampire Hunter D Omnibus Book Four, beginning with Dark Nocturne, a collection of three novellas. In the title story, “Dark Nocturne,” D investigates a siren song luring young men to their death. In “An Ode to Imagined Fall,” the Hunter is caught between two lovers against a ritual sacrifice. In “Legend of the War Fiends,” two bioengineered veterans of a conflict long gone find the fight has still not ended.
Then begins the epic four-part novel Pale Fallen Angel, complete in this omnibus, where D takes on perhaps his strangest job yet—escort Baron Byron Balazs, son of a vampire lord, on a treacherous journey to faraway Krauhausen. Not only does D demand a hundred times his usual fee, he exacts a vow that the Baron may not feed upon humans along the way! But even with his client’s price paid in precious metal, D knows that on the Frontier, trustworthiness is still more rare than gold…
The Vampire Hunter D Omnibus Book Four collects volumes 10, 11, and 12 in author Hideyuki Kikuchi’s adventure horror Dark Nocturne , Pale Fallen Angel Parts One and Two, and Pale Fallen Angel Parts Three and Four . Illustrated by Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano, the legend of D endures!
The hunt continues in the bizarre far future of 12,090 A.D, where the immortal vampire lords who were the only winners of mankind’s nuclear war still oppress the human survivors who have pushed the blood-drinking fiends back to the lawless Frontier. Yet humanity too remains as quick as ever to prey upon itself, and where the law can’t bring safety or justice, the crescent blade of D will—assuming you meet the half-vampire wanderer’s price!
A treasure of tales awaits inside the oversize Vampire Hunter D Omnibus Book Four, beginning with Dark Nocturne, a collection of three novellas. In the title story, “Dark Nocturne,” D investigates a siren song luring young men to their death. In “An Ode to Imagined Fall,” the Hunter is caught between two lovers against a ritual sacrifice. In “Legend of the War Fiends,” two bioengineered veterans of a conflict long gone find the fight has still not ended.
Then begins the epic four-part novel Pale Fallen Angel, complete in this omnibus, where D takes on perhaps his strangest job yet—escort Baron Byron Balazs, son of a vampire lord, on a treacherous journey to faraway Krauhausen. Not only does D demand a hundred times his usual fee, he exacts a vow that the Baron may not feed upon humans along the way! But even with his client’s price paid in precious metal, D knows that on the Frontier, trustworthiness is still more rare than gold…
The Vampire Hunter D Omnibus Book Four collects volumes 10, 11, and 12 in author Hideyuki Kikuchi’s adventure horror Dark Nocturne , Pale Fallen Angel Parts One and Two, and Pale Fallen Angel Parts Three and Four . Illustrated by Final Fantasy artist Yoshitaka Amano, the legend of D endures!
824 pages, Paperback
Published December 12, 2023
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February 1, 2025
Dark Nocturne: definitely the stronger of the two books in the omnibus. I think VHD works much better as short story collections than full novelas since there is little to no character development for D.
Pale Fallen Angle: really cool to have nobles(vampires) as some of the main cast for once. Seeing D force them to not drink blood and bond with humans was really cool and fun. My favorite part is when they introduced the Vampire vs Alien war lore.
Pale Fallen Angle: really cool to have nobles(vampires) as some of the main cast for once. Seeing D force them to not drink blood and bond with humans was really cool and fun. My favorite part is when they introduced the Vampire vs Alien war lore.
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May 31, 2025
These continue to be great. This is first D story that's novel-length, and it's neat to see Kikuchi start to set up long-term storytelling. The worldbuilding and mood continue to be core strengths of the series.
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