This was to be a vampire romance split in four episodes, the hero of which kills himself on page three of the first. There was never time for more than an episode and a half.

ONE BLOODY YEAR: FALL had 41 pages of story and retailed for 5.30$US or 7.95$ Canadian. It is now out of print

WHAT THE CRITICS SAID
Johanna Draper Carlson at COMICS WORTH READING:
"The motivations are unusual yet creepily believable. (...) The story is complex, rewarding re-readings and careful attention, yet understandable on first read-through."

Randy Lander of THE FOURTH RAIL:
"Lacombe has created a vampire subculture that is full of willing debauchery and inhuman cruelty, but what makes the book resonate is how human they all seem."

Don MacPherson of THE FOURTH RAIL:
"Lacombe's story is about what happens when pettiness is combined with power. The vampires in this story are spoiled brats, children without a bedtime who are dipping into the cookie jar with abandon."

Michael May of COMIC WORLD NEWS:
"Pretty in Pink meets Interview With the Vampire."