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Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief #4 by Faye Perozich (Adapter), Travis Moore (Goodreads Author) (Penciler), Michael Halbleib (Inker), Scott Rockwell (Colorist), Daerick Gröss (Cover Illustrator), Anne Rice (Creative Supervisor)
Nice cover!
Barbie!Lestat
Old!David looks so handsome!
I love that the antenna from the phone is going through Lestat's hair! 😍
This is such a gorgeous looking page! <3
A lil Lestat standing in front of the house awww
Adorable!
GRRRR LOL XDDD
Head pat and Lestat's hair!
Beautiful and cute!!
Ahhhh so cute and pretty!
OMG That first panel! 🤩
Damn, Raglan! Why you gotta look so smoldering! ;)
Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief #3 by Faye Perozich (Adapter), Travis Moore (Goodreads Author) (Penciler), Michael Halbleib (Inker), Scott Rockwell (Colorist), Daerick Gröss (Cover Illustrator), Anne Rice (Creative Supervisor)
I love those middle panels! <3
I feel like I have seen Lestat wear this suit in the show.
This is a similar suit.
Why is he so beautiful! XD
Louis looks scary here, but I love how Lestat looks.
Now here Louis looks beautiful!
They both look beautiful here now.
What they said here was so romantic and I like that quote: "He wears woe..."
Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief #2 by Faye Perozich (Adapter), Travis Moore (Goodreads Author) (Penciler), Michael Halbleib (Inker), Scott Rockwell (Colorist), Daerick Gröss (Cover Illustrator), Anne Rice (Creative Supervisor)
That cover tho! 👀
Oh! Don't mind if I do! A cool Lestat with his signature sunglasses and nude body hehe 🤭
Lestat looks so miniature here 😔
Oh no! 😨 (and) Oh my! *blushes*
I like that profile panel of Lestat.
Oh! I like what I see! Hehe! XD
Lestat looks so soft in that first panel! Awww ha!
I still can't get over his hair! Ah!
His hair and his coat! He looks so seductive in the way he is holding his victim! *swoons*
Basically, all I really care about is Lestat's hair in that last panel! XD
That bottom left panel is so Lestat! Ha! XD
His golden hair! Also, here is the perfect example of Lestat using his hands for the aesthetic! There is a perfect clip of this in AMC's IWTV!
OMG! Lestat looks like a normal man here! 😱 I love the vibe of the second panel! Like a cozy reading session! 🤗
The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty by A.N. Roquelaure (aka Anne Rice)
“Women come up to me at signings with babies in strollers and giggle and laugh and say, ‘We love your dirty books’” (Preface).
Lol I would giggle too XD
“As a feminist, I’m very much supportive of equal rights for women in all walks of life. And that includes for me the right of every woman to write out her sexual fantasies and to read books filled with sexual fantasies that she enjoys. Men have always enjoyed all kinds of pornography. How can it be wrong for women to have the same right? We’re sexual beings! And fantasy is where we can do the things we can’t do in ordinary life. A woman has a right to imagine herself carried away by a handsome prince, and to choose for herself as she writes, the color of his hair and eyes, and imagine his silky voice. She has a right to make him as tall as she wants and as strong as he wants. Why not? Men have always allowed themselves such fantasies” (Preface).
Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief #1 by Faye Perozich (Adapter), Travis Moore (Goodreads Author) (Penciler), Michael Halbleib (Inker), Scott Rockwell (Colorist), Daerick Gröss (Cover Illustrator), Anne Rice (Creative Supervisor)
I love his pose here!
Lestat looks so cool with those sunglasses at night! <3
Damn! His hair in that second panel! Ah!
So sensual this! 🥵
I really can't get over his hair!
So beautiful!
In that second panel Lestat looks like a lil Polly Pocket awwwww he so small
Lestat flying!
Lestat's hair in that red jacket!!!! *faints from his beauty* hehe
Anne Rice's The Tale of the Body Thief #4 by Faye Perozich
