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Elise Bloodstone and her eighteen-year-old daughter Elsa have arrived in Boston in order to inspect the house of Elise's late husband, Ulysses Bloodstone. Together, they meet the executor, Charles Barnabas, in order to finalize the deal, but deep in the house, Elsa finds something else altogether: a secret cave filled with trophies, including a Bloodgem choker, and the caretaker of the house, a FrankensteinsMonster named Adam, who tells Elsa that her father was a famous monster hunter. Wacky hijinks ensue.
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Elise Bloodstone and her eighteen-year-old daughter Elsa have arrived in Boston UsefulNotes/{{Boston}} in order to inspect the house of Elise's late husband, Ulysses Bloodstone. Together, they meet the executor, Charles Barnabas, in order to finalize the deal, but deep in the house, Elsa finds something else altogether: a secret cave filled with trophies, including a Bloodgem choker, and the caretaker of the house, a FrankensteinsMonster named Adam, who tells Elsa that her father was a famous monster hunter. Wacky hijinks ensue.
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''Film/WerewolfByNight2022'', portrayed by Creator/LauraDonnelly.
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* EatMe: It turns out that drinking a Bloodstone's blood is not good for a vampire. It is, in fact, fatal.
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** Adam is often the name used for the original FranksteinsMonster, since he says to his creator, "I ought to be thy Adam."
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[[caption-width-right:350:Elsa Bloodstone suffering from a huge case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness.]]
->''That's right, Captain Overbite... never mess with a Bloodstone!''
-->Elsa Bloodstone, ''Bloodstone'' #4
''Bloodstone'' is a 2001-2002 four-issue [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] comic book mini-series written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, with art by Michael Lopez.
Elise Bloodstone and her eighteen-year-old daughter Elsa have arrived in Boston in order to inspect the house of Elise's late husband, Ulysses Bloodstone. Together, they meet the executor, Charles Barnabas, in order to finalize the deal, but deep in the house, Elsa finds something else altogether: a secret cave filled with trophies, including a Bloodgem choker, and the caretaker of the house, a FrankensteinsMonster named Adam, who tells Elsa that her father was a famous monster hunter. Wacky hijinks ensue.
This mini-series is notable for introducing the character of Elsa Bloodstone, who would subsequently appear in ''ComicBook/{{Nextwave}}'', but radically different: she went from a blonde, chipper eighteen-year-old who was just starting out as a monster hunter and never knew her father to a snarky redheaded twenty-something who had been taught [[HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood practically from birth]] how to kill monsters by her father. This is the characterization that would stick, while her first mini-series can be chalked up to EarlyInstallmentWeirdness.
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!Tropes in ''Bloodstone'':
* FrankensteinsMonster: Adam, the caretaker. One time, he gets his head chopped off, but he's still able to put it back on.
* FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire: Charles Barnabas, the executor of Ulysses Bloodstone's estate. He's a vampire, but he's on Elsa's side and actually romantically likes her mother.
* MagicalAccessory: The Bloodgem choker. It grants Elsa the same powers that her father had.
* {{Mummy}}: The third issue is about fighting the revived Pharaoh Rakses alongside N'Kantu the Living Mummy.
* SequelHook: The mini-series ends with Elise and Elsa permanently moving to Boston, Elise turning the mansion into a curio shop, and Elsa becoming a fully fledged monster hunter...with the next monster she hunts being the Kraken.
* ShoutOut:
** Charles Barnabas is named after Barnabas Collins, the vampire from ''Series/DarkShadows''.
** Adam is often the name used for the original FranksteinsMonster, since he says to his creator, "I ought to be thy Adam."
** Elsa encounters a FrankensteinsMonster in the first issue, {{Dracula}} in the second, and a {{Mummy}} in the third. The only Creator/{{Universal}} monster missing is the {{Wolfman}}. In fact, in the fourth issue, when Adam teams up with Dracula to fight against a Nosferatu, he says that all they need is [[Film/AbbottAndCostelloMeetFrankenstein Abbott and Costello]] to make it feel like "old times."
* TrophyRoom: Elsa finds her late father's secret cave trophy room in the first issue. The plot really kicks off when she puts on the Bloodgem choker and then accidentally makes a wish with the Djinn.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Elsa Bloodstone suffering from a huge case of EarlyInstallmentWeirdness.]]
->''That's right, Captain Overbite... never mess with a Bloodstone!''
-->Elsa Bloodstone, ''Bloodstone'' #4
''Bloodstone'' is a 2001-2002 four-issue [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] comic book mini-series written by Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning, with art by Michael Lopez.
Elise Bloodstone and her eighteen-year-old daughter Elsa have arrived in Boston in order to inspect the house of Elise's late husband, Ulysses Bloodstone. Together, they meet the executor, Charles Barnabas, in order to finalize the deal, but deep in the house, Elsa finds something else altogether: a secret cave filled with trophies, including a Bloodgem choker, and the caretaker of the house, a FrankensteinsMonster named Adam, who tells Elsa that her father was a famous monster hunter. Wacky hijinks ensue.
This mini-series is notable for introducing the character of Elsa Bloodstone, who would subsequently appear in ''ComicBook/{{Nextwave}}'', but radically different: she went from a blonde, chipper eighteen-year-old who was just starting out as a monster hunter and never knew her father to a snarky redheaded twenty-something who had been taught [[HilariouslyAbusiveChildhood practically from birth]] how to kill monsters by her father. This is the characterization that would stick, while her first mini-series can be chalked up to EarlyInstallmentWeirdness.
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!Tropes in ''Bloodstone'':
* FrankensteinsMonster: Adam, the caretaker. One time, he gets his head chopped off, but he's still able to put it back on.
* FriendlyNeighborhoodVampire: Charles Barnabas, the executor of Ulysses Bloodstone's estate. He's a vampire, but he's on Elsa's side and actually romantically likes her mother.
* MagicalAccessory: The Bloodgem choker. It grants Elsa the same powers that her father had.
* {{Mummy}}: The third issue is about fighting the revived Pharaoh Rakses alongside N'Kantu the Living Mummy.
* SequelHook: The mini-series ends with Elise and Elsa permanently moving to Boston, Elise turning the mansion into a curio shop, and Elsa becoming a fully fledged monster hunter...with the next monster she hunts being the Kraken.
* ShoutOut:
** Charles Barnabas is named after Barnabas Collins, the vampire from ''Series/DarkShadows''.
** Adam is often the name used for the original FranksteinsMonster, since he says to his creator, "I ought to be thy Adam."
** Elsa encounters a FrankensteinsMonster in the first issue, {{Dracula}} in the second, and a {{Mummy}} in the third. The only Creator/{{Universal}} monster missing is the {{Wolfman}}. In fact, in the fourth issue, when Adam teams up with Dracula to fight against a Nosferatu, he says that all they need is [[Film/AbbottAndCostelloMeetFrankenstein Abbott and Costello]] to make it feel like "old times."
* TrophyRoom: Elsa finds her late father's secret cave trophy room in the first issue. The plot really kicks off when she puts on the Bloodgem choker and then accidentally makes a wish with the Djinn.
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