Batman: Bloodstorm (Graphic Novel - Part 2 of the Batman Vampire Trilogy)

Batman: Bloodstorm is a 1994 graphic novel by the team of Doug Moench and Kelley Jones. It is the sequel to Batman & Dracula: Red Rain, and is the second graphic novel in the The Elseworlds Batman Vampire Trilogy, the third and last graphic novel of said trilogy being Batman: Crimson Mist. Just as stunning and as spine-tingling as Red Rain, as the classic question that haunts Batman is again thrown back at him with added significance: Gotham or his soul?

The second part in the vampiric trilogy, this book begins where BATMAN: RED RAIN ended. Batman has destroyed Dracula but at the price of his own humanity. Now the famed protector of Gotham is a vampire himself and must battle his own bloodlust as he attempts to be the savior of the innocent. But as his isolation and affliction drive the Dark Knight to the brink of insanity, the Joker takes over the remnants of Dracula's undead legions and begins to ravage the city. Struggling with his newly acquired dark nature and desire to kill, Batman must choose between the preservation of his own soul and the survival of Gotham. Written by Doug Moench; Art by Kelley Jones and John Beatty -- dccomics.com solicitation