Donny Cates delivers again with a story that humanizes the monster, allowing the reader to feel for the character, his writing is nothing short of astounding. This issue was slower than most, but Cates used it to provide some very informative rules that these vampires we have come to love, must live by, and unfortunately, in some cases, will invariably die by. Read Full Review

Redneck continues to raise the bar when it comes to solid horror comics. I'm so plugged into these characters' lives. Writer Donny Cates has made vampires human and relatable in a way that has rarely been seen before. Read Full Review

'Redneck' is back with another stirring chapter in the saga of modern-day vampires on the run. The Bowmans may have avoided the law but they'll be forced to face a new threat. Cates, Estherren, and Cunniffe continue to impress with solid storytelling and dramatic twists making this a monthly must-read.  Read Full Review

Lisandro Estherren and Dee Cunniffe are on their "A" game as usual and I continue to love the gritty tone they continue to convey in this series.  P Read Full Review

This new arc for Redneck starts off slow, but ends with a bang. While the art could use some improvements, it does manage to hit some good emotional beats. Cates's writing is astounding, and help make the issue enjoyable to read. Read Full Review