Jughead has had a lot to deal with since going all "Full Moon". Betty Cooper werewolf hunter, Reggie Mantle werewolf pack... even a Frankenmoose. But has any of this prepared him for Vampironica? Or the horde or vampires that are invading his reality with her? Nope!
The book is worth the cover price for the art alone, so if the story can elevate in the next issue, it could become a standout series. Read Full Review
It was hard to say if this was a crossover worth investing in after the events of the first issue, but Jughead: The Hunger vs. Vampironica #2 does a better job of creating investment in what this story has to offer. There's still some questions that need to be answered about the twist to Vampironica's story. However, they made up for this for now by taking advantage of the fleshed out world of Jughead: The Hunger and it's engaging cast of characters. Read Full Review
While this issue is a step up from the debut, we're still waiting for everything to really come together in Jughead The Hunger vs. Vampironica. Now that all the pieces are on the board, I'm excited to see what writer Frank Tieri has in store for us. You can't go wrong with some werewolf on vampire action. Read Full Review
Fantastic art can't quite save an issue that feels like a lot of preamble before the real story finally starts. Read Full Review
This is a fine catch-up for folks who missed the original 'Jughead: The Hunger' miniseries. However, much like last issue, it doesn't feel much like the titular battle is a priority. Read Full Review
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