#237: Identity Theft
This Comic's Storylines:
The thing to remember is that Olrox, the Castlevania character, is likely based on Count Orlock, the villain from Nosferatu.
Nosferatu, the movie (as opposed to the remake... which was also a movie... shut up), was about an evil vampire who's looking to move away from his castle out into the city. He hires a lawyer to come and help him settle his estates and arrange is living arrangements out in the city. In the process, Orlock just so happens to eat his lawyer, and then makes his way to the city where he then falls in love with the lawyer's lover, works to turn her, yada yada.
Yeah, it's Bram Stoker's Dracula with German accents (as opposed to Irish, British, or Romanian accents). Bram Stoker sued the movie creators, and got the rights to Nosferatu. This is what I'm referencing in the comic.
Nosferatu, the movie (as opposed to the remake... which was also a movie... shut up), was about an evil vampire who's looking to move away from his castle out into the city. He hires a lawyer to come and help him settle his estates and arrange is living arrangements out in the city. In the process, Orlock just so happens to eat his lawyer, and then makes his way to the city where he then falls in love with the lawyer's lover, works to turn her, yada yada.
Yeah, it's Bram Stoker's Dracula with German accents (as opposed to Irish, British, or Romanian accents). Bram Stoker sued the movie creators, and got the rights to Nosferatu. This is what I'm referencing in the comic.
When evil spreads across the land, and darkness rises and the monsters roam. When the creatures of the night make beautiful music, and the things that go bump in the night go bump with greater enthusiasm. When the world is in peril and is in need of a hero...
These guys are, sadly, the best the world can hope for. These are the adventures of the heroes of CVRPG. They mean well, they try hard, and occasionally they do the impossible...
They actually do something heroic.
