Cover of the book.
Bloody Kisses is a graphic novel released in the spring of 2024. The graphic novel is a collection of anthology stories based on the songs from the band Type 0 Negative's album of the same name. The book was released to celebrate the album's 30th anniversary.
The book was contributed by various people, including Charlie Benante, Cristina Scabbia, Andy Biersack, Billy Graziadei, Carla Harvey, Burton C. Bell and more
Stories[]
Christian Woman[]
The first story is about a woman who has a romantic relationship with a demon.
Black No. 1[]
On Halloween night, a man named Peter visits a cemetery, where he meets a woman named Lily. Unfortunately, Lily is a monster waiting to take Peter to the grave with her. The character Lily was named after Lily Munster from The Munsters.
Kill all the white people[]
An evil organization known as the members of the Xanadu Project plan to exterminate mankind to create a better world.
Summer Breeze[]
On an October night, a group of friends takes a road trip. They stop at a cemetery, where one of them falls into an open grave.
Set me on Fire[]
A man obsessed with music wants to be with a woman from another world.
We Hate Everyone[]
This story features the members of Type 0 Negative as characters. Peter Steele, Johnny Kelly, Kenny Hickey and Josh Silver are imprisoned by men dressed in pig costumes. Peter breaks out and begins slaughtering the pig masked men.
Bloody Kisses[]
A man grieving over the loss of his wife is suddenly taken by ghosts, where he's reunited with her once again.
Too late: Frozen[]
After reminiscing about all the horrors, he committed throughout his life, a man decides it's too late for apologies.
Blood and Fire[]
A couple who works at a night club set it on fire.
Can't Lose You[]
A man protects the woman he loves from an evil cult.
Suspended in Dusk[]
A woman who is a vampire has been married to mortal men throughout the centuries, but each husband she had ended in her drinking her husband's blood after they accidently cut themselves. She can't take it anymore and decides to end her life by standing in the sunlight.
The last page of the book commemorates the memory of Peter Steele who passed away on April 14, 2010.