Doctor Doom is soaked in blood and Silver Surfer returns to Earth in July Blood Hunters solicitations

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Doctor Doom and the Silver Surfer are two of the next characters getting drawn into Marvel's massive Blood Hunt summer crossover event in the advance solicitations and covers for Blood Hunters #3 and #4, the final two issues of the anthology limited series.

As before, both issues are anchored by writer Erica Schultz and artist Bernard Chang's story about Dagger's quest to form a team to rescue her partner Cloak from the vampiric villains of the event. In these two issues, she'll recruit Yelena Belova/White Widow, and finally Spider-Man villain/anti-hero Hallow's Eve.

In Blood Hunters #3, we'll also see what happens when the vampires invade Latveria and come face-to-face with Doctor Doom. And we'll also see what happens when Dracula's vampiric bovine the Hellcow - a very real Marvel character dating back to 1975 - wreaks havoc on a remote farmhouse full of hapless humans. Marvel's solicits name writers Sean McKeever and Josh Trujillo, and artists Lan Medina and Robert Gill as the creators on those stories, but it's not specified which creators are on which.

"Dr. Doom has used his iron fists to keep his entire nation of Latveria safe from the vampire menace. But when a new threat arises elsewhere, Doom personally intervenes – with a vengeance!" reads the Blood Hunters #3 solicitation text. "Elsewhere, in a remote farmhouse, a group of ordinary humans fight for survival against the bloodthirsty menace known as…Hellcow! (You didn’t think we’d get through this event without a Hellcow story – did you?!) And in the ongoing saga, Dagger and Elsa Bloodstone must reluctantly team up with the deadly White Widow in order to survive the night. Witness the formation of the soon-to-be-legendary BLOOD HUNTERS!"

Then Blood Hunters #4 shows what happens when the Silver Surfer comes to Earth to investigate why the skies have fallen dark, and also checks in with classic Marvel horror character Satana, the daughter of Satan, as she deals with her own vampire infestation. The issue's