| Schedule: | Yearly (one-shots) monthly (mini-series) |
| 1Shot: | y |
| Titles: | Jesus vs. Vampires Blood of Christ Communion Blood of My Blood (mini-series) |
| Notable: | y |
| Vampire: | y |
| Postapoc: | y |
| Publisher: | Image Comics |
| Startmo: | April |
| Startyr: | 2006 |
| Endyr: | ongoing |
| Issues: | 7 (Blood of My Blood #4 in shops on June 1, 2022) |
| Main Char Team: | Jesus Christ |
| Writers: | Tim Seeley (+ Steve Orlando, co-writer of mini-series) |
| Pencillers: | Jesus vs. Vampires Nate Bellegarde Blood of Christ & Communion Mike Norton Blood of My Blood Giuseppe Cafaro |
| Inkers: | Mark Englert |
| Letterers: | Jesus vs. Vampires Steve Seeley Blood of Christ Brian J. Crowley |
| Colorists: | Rex Justice Communion Joseph Baker Melissa Kaercher |
| Editors: | Robert Kirkman |
| Tpb: | Loaded Bible |
| Isbn: | 1-58240-957-9 |
| Subcat: | Image Comics |
| Sort: | Loaded bible |
Loaded Bible is a series of one-shot comic books (and a comic book mini-series) written by Tim Seeley, with art by Nate Bellegarde,[1] the first of which, Jesus vs. Vampires, was published in February 2006 by Image Comics.
A follow-up was released May 2007 called Loaded Bible 2: Blood of Christ and it takes place right after the first one. Loaded Bible 3: Communion was released February 2008 and is the conclusion to the first part of the series.
The first issue of Loaded Bible: Blood of My Blood (a 6-issue mini-series) was for sale in comic book shops starting March 2, 2022.[2]
The story starts with two acts: the discovery of vampires and the fact that the Christian religion has become much more fanatic. Then, a nuclear global war caused by the religion turns The Earth into an uninhabitable territory. Now, the second coming of Jesus Christ must save America from vampires.
The three comic books have been collected into a trade paperback:
Loaded Bible is also available digitally through Devil's Due Digital.
Halo-8 Entertainment has optioned the rights to make an "illustrated film" of Loaded Bible to be directed by Matt Pizzolo, who had previously done Godkiller.[3]