What do you get when you put vampires in the 1940s during World War II? Hellsing.

It's an interesting idea that's executed generally well in this manga. The main character's name is Alucard, and he's basically the strongest vampire in the world. Alucard and co. typically don't fight against Nazis, they mostly fight against other supernatural forces. The Hellsing organization only care about defending London, and they do whatever they need to do so they can keep London safe.There are only 10 volumes and the series doesn't seem too dragged out. It does get extremely gorey at points, but hey it's a war what do you expect.

Honestly, I read this series quite a while ago so I don't remember many details from the story itself, but I do remember that it does get confusing at times. My favorite part of the manga is mostly just the idea of it; at times there is just too much talking when you're expecting blood and death. Overall though, it's not a bad series.