Cal McDonald’s changed . . . and maybe not for the better. Locked away and numbing himself with booze and aspirin, the undead Cal feels the evil consuming him. Will he be able to withstand its pull or will he become the monster war’s greatest weapon of destruction? Collects Criminal Macabre: The Third Child #1–#4. * Written by Steve Niles

Teamed with his undead partner Mo’Lock and some unlikely allies, the pill-popping, alcoholic antihero Cal McDonald protects the streets of Los Angeles against an infestation of vampires, werewolves, and one very powerful occultist. The events will leave Cal changed . . . forever. Collects Criminal Macabre: No Peace for Dead Men, Final

Cal McDonald, the pill-popping, alcoholic antihero of the hit Criminal Macabre series, is back! Teamed with his undead partner Mo'Lock, Cal protects the sin-infested streets of Los Angeles against a growing horde of zombies, vampires, and occultists! This trade collects Criminal Macabre Volumes 4-6, the one-shot story Feat of Clay, "The Creepy

According to the author's suggestion Mo'Lock, Cal visit Jason Hemlock, flashy, rich entertainer who claims that the world's foremost authority on the supernatural. Cal thinks he's a fake, but Hemlock can help them. He is a surgeon who can fix the eyes of Frankenstein's monster, and possibly decide the vampire population. An ideal starting point

According to the author's suggestion Mo'Lock, Cal visit Jason Hemlock, flashy, rich entertainer who claims that the world's foremost authority on the supernatural. Cal thinks he's a fake, but Hemlock can help them. He is a surgeon who can fix the eyes of Frankenstein's monster, and possibly decide the vampire population. An ideal starting point

According to the author's suggestion Mo'Lock, Cal visit Jason Hemlock, flashy, rich entertainer who claims that the world's foremost authority on the supernatural. Cal thinks he's a fake, but Hemlock can help them. He is a surgeon who can fix the eyes of Frankenstein's monster, and possibly decide the vampire population. An ideal starting point