Hello, and welcome to the latest edition of the Weekly Pull List!

Every week I team up with fellow comics contributors Chris (lokiallthefucksigive) and Ryley (ryley-stbatman) as we go through the week’s releases and spotlight our five most anticipated comics from our Pull Lists.

It’s a big week of comic releases this week, with all of us having fairly large-sized Pulls for the first time in a while. There is the end of I,Vampire to look out for amongst the continued gatefold cover initiative from DC Comics, along with a certain, much anticipated comic for Ryley…

Read on to see what made our picks this week!

In DC’s April solicitations, we were given the sad information that Josh Fialkov and Andrea Sorrentino’s fantastic series would be coming to an end with its 19th issue. The solicitation reads as follows:

“I, VAMPIRE #19 Written by JOSHUA HALE FIALKOV Art by FERNANDO BLANCO and ANDREA SORRENTINO Fold-out cover by ANDREA SORRENTINO On sale APRIL 24 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T+ • FINAL ISSUE • With this, the final issue, will Andrew Bennett survive to dawn’s light?”

Also, DC Universe Presents will be coming to an end in this month, so it looks like two new titles might be popping up in May.

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Andrew Bennett is no longer the benevolent leader of the vampires he once was. He’s a monster now, and this is the story of his own plans to take over the world, but first he needs forces of his own.

Year two of I, Vampire begins and Josh Fialkov is getting us ready for something completely different. Plus, Fialkov introduces characters from the classic I… Vampire series into the New 52 universe. Fans of the series should definitely be satisfied, and it’s a great jumping on point for new readers.

Josh Hale Fialkov and Andrea Sorrentino take readers back to the late 1500s to tell the tale of Andrew Bennett’s origin. On this fateful night a bloody encounter would transform him into the monster he is today; the vampire he is today.

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Vampires vs Zombies! It’s probably everything you’ve been waiting for since issue #1! Well, maybe not, but it’s still awesome and well worth the price of admission. So how do Andrew Bennett and his group of miscreants deal with the threat of the undead Van Helsing family? Read on for my review!

With Andrew Bennet and his vampires now settling into a new home it was just a matter of time before stuff hit the fan again, and here it looks like it’s hitting hard. Nothing’s ever easy for the DCU vampires, is it?

Read on for my review of this month’s frightening new issue!

The Rise of the Vampires is over and Andrew Bennett has been crowned as their leader. Basically, this issue acts as the beginning of the next stage in this horrific comic.

How does Andrew do on his first day as the leader? Read on for my review!

This month in Justice League Dark and I, Vampire we see the third part and the conclusion of the “Rise of the Vampires” crossover, which is one of the DCnU’s first crossover events. Last month we saw Cain, the Lord of Vampire’s origin, we saw him raise his army of Vampires and make them wage war against Gotham City, Batman, and the Justice League Dark. I had a lot of fun with the first two parts of the story last month, so I’m really hoping for a great conclusion.

Do the books deliver? And does JLD #8 give Peter Milligan a proper sendoff? Read on to find out!