The vampires' first strike has laid low the world, and their endless legions run riot across the planet. The broken Avengers join the fighters of the Midnight Mission and unlikely allies BLOODLINE and DRACULA in seeking out the one man who can do something about this: Doctor Strange. But after the apocalyptic events of BLOOD HUNT #1, what is left of Earth's Sorcerer Supreme?
Rated T+
Blood Hunt #2 continues to solidify the story as the seminal event of the post-Secret Wars Marvel landscape. From its tight stringing of continuity across modern stories to bombastic artwork and rapturous coloring, the issue makes the case for why events should come together. MacKay sells the premise primarily through character and shared histories while Larraz takes the notions and ratchets them to 12 through the next-level pencils. Gracia brings together all the various elements with a sense of coloring that borders on the majestic. Blood Hunt #2 is the absolute standard that the big two should be working towards with their events, and it's an absolute joy to see the House of Ideas understand and put their weight behind this team. Read Full Review
Blood Hunt #2 showcases MacKay's and Larraz's talented partnership with another incredible issue. The pair demonstrate how fantastic of an event Blood Hunt is with solid character writing, artistic direction, and tonal balance. I am excited to see where the event goes next and the upcoming issues. MacKay and Larraz have given me a lot to sink my teeth into. Read Full Review
However, the bleak tone and lack of clear hope might be a turn-off for some readers. Grimdark atmosphere, intense action sequences, strong character development, and intriguing mystery are what hold this issue together well. Yet, its the bleak tone and lack of clear hope for the heroes that might cause some readers to jettison the series. However, overall, Blood Hunt #2 is a suspenseful and action-packed chapter in a desperate fight for survival against a terrifying enemy. Pick it up if you enjoy dark superhero stories with high stakes and complex character dynamics. If you prefer a more lighthearted or hopeful narrative, you might want to pass on this one. Read Full Review
The eternal darkness of the Marvel Comics Universe grows with another strong chapter. MacKay delves heavy into the action with the writing. Larraz, Gracia and Petit provide some high level battle panels before leaving readers with a huge parting moment. The story continues to impress as the violent night rages on. Read Full Review
Blood Hunt #2 is a hell of a second issue that eases the fears the event would start with a bang and quickly wither. There's another great surprise here that feels like it comes out of nowhere in a good way. There's also some fantastic moments in battle that really show off how amazing the Avengers are. It's an event that feels like Marvel is at the top of its game again. Here's hoping it keeps up. Read Full Review
Blood Hunt #2 continues to balance the heroic and the horrific, as the Marvel Universe goes on the offensive against the vampiric threat. In true event storytelling form, the issue ends with a cliffhanger that while head-scratching at first, promises that the creative team is aiming for nothing less than the best with this miniseries. Read Full Review
I'll give Issue #2 credit where it's due: it's not camped by the need to read all of the tie-in issues to understand what's happening. Hopefully that trend continues. Read Full Review
Blood Hunt #2 gives Earth's mightiest heroes a moment to counterpunch the Bloodcoven's sneak attack and regroup. Pepe Larraz's art is amazing, and big things are happening, but MacKay's plot is too shallow to let any moment or character develop beyond a quick scene, so the issue comes off as wholly forgettable. Read Full Review
Plot
Tygra, Miles Morales and Hunter's Moon fight against hordes of vampires and reach Doctor Strange's sanctuary, where they discover that his body was attacked by Blade and had to separate into his astral form, this was done by Clea with her infinite magical wisdom (Read Doctor Strange #15).
Blade, the leader of this vampire attack controls The Impossible City of the Avengers, where Black Panther has already turned him into a vampire and sent his BloodCoven on the trail of the Avengers and his daughter Bloodline.
Dracula and Bloodline join the Avengers to stop BloodCoven, whom they defeat using their powers and the sun's rays. This sequence is great and shows that Vision is a key member. Importantly, Dracula doe more
We’re two issues in and Blood Hunt is exactly what a main crossover event title should be — thrilling and full of high-stakes moments with a large cast of characters sharing the spotlight. Jed MacKay's script moves at a super-fast pace, without feeling rushed, packed with an intensity that Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia visualize in epic fashion. The issue follows a handful of plot threads established in the previous issue, each one expertly woven together to create a narrative that's both sprawling and focused.
MacKay's script stands on its own, but also effortlessly nods to the event’s tie-ins in ways that make you actually want to seek them out. He elevates the event into something more than just this Summer's Marvel cash- more
This one was fine. A little cheesy, but I can't really complain about that; it's comics.
Once again, I'll preface this by saying I read the Red Band Edition. I don't think it matters all that much, though. This issue didn't pack as much of a punch as the first one, but I didn't really expect it to. This was a fun read that gave the heroes a relative win following how the last issue went down. Everyone seems to be coming together now and I'm glad about it. Larraz's art was fantastic again, as well. I will say, though, the ending of this was a little sudden. I'm not upset at it or anything, as it was a little shocking, but I'm just hoping we get an explanation as to how this happened in the next issue.
Fun issue. I like it.
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